Turmeric Honey: Doctors’ Favorite Natural Antibiotic
Antibiotics have proven effective for adults and children alike, but, like any medication, they carry significant health risks. Did you know you can make your own natural antibiotic? In this article, we’ll reveal the secrets of two ingredients found in every household that can have the same powerful effect as an antibiotic without the side effects.
Turmeric and honey, a priceless combination!
The benefits of turmeric:
Turmeric is certainly one of the most popular spices in the world and possesses exceptional culinary and medicinal properties. It has been used for thousands of years in Ayurvedic, Indian, and Chinese medicine. This spice has a unique flavor and a dark yellow color. It is used as a powerful natural remedy for a variety of health problems, such as respiratory problems, liver disease, skin problems, muscle sprains, cuts and wounds, and stomach problems. It can also be very useful for digestive problems, various types of infections, inflammation, and malignant tumors.
Turmeric owes its powerful properties to its most active compound, curcumin. Curcumin has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial properties, making it the perfect natural solution against germs, gastritis, gastric ulcers, and H. pylori bacteria.
Research shows that this vital substance has a positive influence on DNA, cell survival, and inflammatory molecules. It also has the ability to reduce the symptoms of osteoarthritis and improve brain function.
The benefits of honey:
Honey is known for its miraculous healing properties; experts claim it can prevent cancer and heart disease, reduce ulcers, relieve digestive problems, soothe coughs and sore throats, and improve athletic performance. What makes honey antimicrobial? Most bees deposit hydrogen peroxide into honey by synthesizing flower pollen. This would explain honey’s ancient role in accelerating wound healing and treating stomach problems. In fact, modern science has demonstrated honey’s effectiveness in treating ulcers, burns, skin wounds, and inflammation. It is known that honey can even heal wounds that don’t respond to antibiotics, but care must be taken to ensure the honey is pure and free of impurities.
Science has also discovered that a darker, more concentrated honey can be more effective, and that the type of plants from which the bees forage affects its antibacterial properties.
However, great caution is needed: honey should never be given to children under one year of age, as infants’ digestive systems are unable to process the impurities in honey, such as spores, which can cause potentially fatal poisoning.
In this article, we offer a recipe using turmeric and honey, two powerful products whose effectiveness is similar to that of an antibiotic.
Here’s how to make a natural antibiotic with turmeric and honey;
1 tablespoon turmeric
100 grams organic honey
Preparation:
Place the ingredients in a jar and mix well. Store this remedy away from moisture at room temperature.
For example, if you suffer from the flu, take half a tablespoon of this antibiotic every hour. The next day, take the same amount, but every 2 hours. On the third day, take the same dose three times a day. Before swallowing, be sure to dissolve the mixture in your mouth. Feel free to add it to your daily cup of tea or hot herbal tea. It’s therefore important to note that for the treatment of respiratory conditions, it’s recommended to take 3 tablespoons a day for a full week.
Caution:
This remedy should be avoided if you suffer from gallbladder disease, as turmeric can cause gallbladder contraction.
