Irving, TX, April, 2015 --(
PR.com)-- Spokesperson Matthew Byron said,
"Total online video consumption is predicted to quadruple by 2015 with
the number of online video consumers set to rise to 1.5 billion.
This makes video a worthwhile marketing channel which companies cannot neglect."
Spokesperson for Feel Good Gold, Matthew Byron says, "Our video
shows some of the benefits that turmeric has. For example, it is used to
relieve conditions such as arthritis pain, to lower cholesterol and
improve liver function. It can strengthen the immune system, improve
the digestive process, maintain healthy bones and joints, and research
shows it has many other benefits. Curcumin's anti-inflammatory
effects have been compared to the potent drugs hydrocortisone
and phenylbutazone as well as a number of over-the-counter
anti-inflammatory agents. In contrast to the drugs mentioned,
which have been connected to serious toxic effects, curcumin produces no toxicity."
Turmeric is native to Indonesia together with southern India, where it
has been collected for more than 5,000 years. It was introduced to
Europe in the 13th century by Arab traders; however it has only
in recent times become popular in Western cultures. Turmeric
comes from the root of the Curcuma longa plant and possesses
a tough brown skin together with a deep orange flesh. This herb
has got a very interesting flavour and aroma. Its taste is peppery,
warm and bitter although its fragrance is mild, yet a little bit similar
to orange and ginger, to which it is related. Turmeric was traditionally
referred to as Indian saffron; due to the fact that it’s rich yellow-orange
pigmentation resembles that of the prized saffron. It has long been widely
used throughout the course of history as a condiment, healing remedy and
textile colour.
You can get Turmeric: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00RHZFQL4/keywords=turmeric+curcumin
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