Healing Spices: How to Use 50 Everyday and Exotic Spices to Boost Health and Beat Disease
Breakthrough scientific research is finding that spices-even more than herbs, fruits, and vegetables-are loaded with antioxidants and other unique health-enhancing compounds. Studies of dietary patterns around the world confirm that spice-consuming populations have the lowest incidence of such life-threatening illnesses as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer's.
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Hardcover, 336 pages
Published
January 4th 2011
by Sterling
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This is a difficult book to review because it contains so much useful information.
It's quite a revelation to read about how traditional remedies are now being consistently proven at least as effective as their costly and potentially dangerous pharmaceutical counterparts.
Of the fifty spices/foods covered here, turmeric seems to have the power to heal or prevent the greatest number of maladies. Truly a super-spice, according to current extensive research trials. CURRY UP! Your body and your tast...more
It's quite a revelation to read about how traditional remedies are now being consistently proven at least as effective as their costly and potentially dangerous pharmaceutical counterparts.
Of the fifty spices/foods covered here, turmeric seems to have the power to heal or prevent the greatest number of maladies. Truly a super-spice, according to current extensive research trials. CURRY UP! Your body and your tast...more
Great book! Very informative! I love the recipes and I'm looking forward to making them all.
May 13, 2011
Cherie
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B I really liked this book - some great insights on how to use various spices for healing purposes. However, this is not an instructional book on how to use certain spices for healing - it gives you info but not prescriptive (i.e., so you'll learn that this spice is good for asthma, but now exactly how to use it) - that would have been more helpful. Some good recipes, great background info though.
When I first got this book, I just read it from front to back - albeit skipping over some of recaps of the medical studies. I found it to be immensely informative, for a person who loves to cook and who is interested in natural medicine. I have yet to actually try any of the recipes but I have quite a few bookmarked. Fantastic reference source!
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Dec 03, 2012 09:44am
I really need to buy this book at some point, hopefully t...more
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