Anise Tea: Nutritional Value, Health Benefits, and Recipes By : Farah Shaikh Anise is a herb that belongs to the Apiaceae family. The leaves of the anise plant are used as a herb…
Cayenne Pepper Cleansing: Health Benefits and How It Works By : Ankita Lahon Cayenne pepper is quite well-known for its zesty flavor. But do you also know about cayenne pepper cleansing properties? Cayenne pepper belongs to…
Ginger Turmeric Tea: Nutrition Facts, Health Benefits, and How to Make It By : Brent Chittenden We live in a world where we are constantly looking for the “new thing” to better our health. The new super…
Ginger Water Benefits & How to Make It By : Ankita Lahon Ginger water is made from ginger, which is scientifically a root of a plant known as Zingiber officinale. Technically a rhizome,…
Honey and Cinnamon for Losing Weight: How Does It Work? By : Farah Shaikh Have you ever tried honey and cinnamon for weight loss? Individually, honey and cinnamon have been proven to be healthy ingredients.…
Turmeric Tea Benefits & Recipes By : Farah Shaikh Turmeric as a root has been used in Southeast Asian cuisine for ages, and seemingly, people then were aware of its…
12 Incredible Health Benefits of Cumin Seeds By : Sarah Cownley Although they look tiny, cumin seeds pack a punch when it comes to flavor and nutritional benefits. Extensively used in Indian,…
15 Health Benefits of Turmeric By : Farah Shaikh Turmeric is a very common herb and one of the most powerful, too. The golden-colored spice has a pepper-like aroma and sharp…
Ginger on the Brain: Spice the Answer for Alzheimer’s? By : Jon Yaneff In ancient Sanskrit, ginger, is called “singabera,” which means “horn shape.” The knobby, horn-shaped root delivers a pungent, distinct aroma and…
The Weird Spice That’s Good for Your Liver By : Jon Yaneff I love this spice and frequently use it in my oatmeal or mixed into my sweet potatoes. I also like how…