

| THE SPICE OF LIFE | |||
| LIST | PRICE | ||
| Did you know that many of the ingredients that are used in Indian cooking have properties which act as natural remedies or antioxidants. So as well as being very tasty, a curry can be good for you! For instance. | |||
| Asafoetida : contains natural curcuminoids that combat swelling and inflammation. |
|||
| Black pepper: Antioxidant and anti-bacterial properties. |
|||
| Caraway : Helps calm upset stomachs and reduce indigestion. |
|||
| Cardamom: Good for detoxifying, healing and may even release feel-good endorphins. |
|||
| Cinnamon: Good for blocked nose or cough. |
|||
| Cloves: Natural remedy for colds, coughs, sore throats and toothache. |
|||
| Coriander: Soothes upset stomachs, improves blood circulation, combats hangovers. |
|||
| Cumin: Helps relieve flatulence and possibly diarrhoea and cramp. |
|||
| Fenugreek: Rich in dietary fibre and soothes the stomach. |
|||
| Garlic: Antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiviral; reduces bad cholesterol. |
|||
| Ginger: Strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties; reduces heartburn. |
|||
| Nutmeg: Antiseptic qualities, aids digestion and may even curb bad breath! |
|||
| Pure curcumin extract: Good for reducing symptoms of colitis, ulcers and diarrhoea. |
|||
| Turmeric: A powerful antioxidant that also helps the body digest fats. |
|||
| Chilli: Good for detoxifying, healing and may even release feel-good endorphins. |
|||
| Copyright 2006-2007 © PurpleMango. All rights reserved. |