Turmeric Tea 3 Ways

[@dbcooper692]

I have a very arthritic body and I am sixty-seven years old. I was told by my DR. that I needed another hip replacement. I tried turmeric about a year ago and I can't believe how much better I feel!!

[@carinekeza6754]

Tina your voice is calm and sweet may God heal you in Jesus name💓

[@nixodian]

Carine Keza Allah has her covered.

[@adrianamond8948]

I just grate turmeric and ginger and Black pepper keep it in the refrigerator in the morning i just put 1 big spoon in water and boil it pore it in my cup its dark brown i dont drink coffee any nore just 600 ml and tumeric and lemon water for the last 4 months i lovr the taste

[@a1orski]

I took some of your ice tea recipe and poured it into ice cube trays.Then when I add the cubes to the tea it doesn't water it down.Great vid,T'sU.

[@vidsscreen]

I tried this recipe and it does taste nice! which was all I cared about. And it does heat up your insides'.

[@janettedaley5312]

Thanks for your rescepies

[@jcj6501]

I have polymyalgia and make the golden milk which really helps the pain. I make it into a paste and store in the refrigerator. That way I just add the milk and strain. Will try it as ice tea. In addition to fresh ginger, I use candied ginger if I want something sweetened and then eat the ginger as a treat. Thank you for your video. Always very informative.

[@opal777]

Glad that you mentioned the candied ginger. I still have some of that, but am out of the ginger root. :-)

[@jcj6501]

Izzaboutchu! I actually buy 5 pound bags of candied ginger on amazon for tea. I eat them as a treat after I drink the tea. I just put some in a mason jar by my tea maker. Lasts for a very long time.

[@ull893]

Best recipe ever for golden milk. Thank you.

[@kristidygert1232]

Very kind of you!! Hope you get feeling much much better.

[@martinitang]

Om mani padme hom... thank u for sharing. May u heal and live a healthy beautiful life.

[@tinaturner6069]

Thank you Dear. My favorite chant.

[@judiththomas2473]

Great tea I love turmeric in my cooking to.lot of people talk about tumeric and for me it is good.

[@jeffriejohnson878]

Hello Tina this is Jeffrey Johnson I am me surviving cancer survivor and cancer patient and my knees were telling me about the tumor and I was going to try but I was a hesitating but I am trying to now and different teams and feeling good about it so I am 72 years old trying something different thank you

[@tinaturner6069]

Nice to meet you

[@GRILLBUOY101]

thanjs Ti e in gonna give this a go snd since my eife drinks almond milk im gonnz try the golden milk i did get fresg turneric, ginger

[@ELLPD316]

Thanks, I wanted an easier way to make this a tea.

[@TheJoan48]

Thank you so much. I'm mixing some up asap.

[@deecee9051]

Thank you for sharing this video!! Love your voice!

[@countrygalinthecity]

Instead of pepper you could use a good fat, coconut, it helps the body absorb as well.

[@turkeyneck5310]

Golden milk is a traditional indian drink. turmeric is an Ayurvedic medicine, what the East Indians knew for thousands of years are now being acknowledged in the west .

[@Laineyslife]

I use turmeric all the time. Thanks for those recipes.

[@yasseribrahim7836]

Awesome,helpful and useful !thanks very much

[@gregsneed2297]

Thankyou. Godbless

[@WanderingNature]

Thank you

[@heavengiven1111]

I really enjoyed your video!!! Thanks so much you seem very nice as well. I love Turmeric all ways

[@tinaturner6069]

Thanks for watching!

[@terryi8892]

Use in moderation for best results.

[@Justme77400]

Swallowing the ground pepper by drinking makes me feel like I'm gonna choke though. Can I just steep it and then strain it out? Ah. Never mind!! You answered me. :D . Thanks.

[@mmpoggs2033]

You won’t get the benefits of the turmeric without the ground black pepper as that is what makes the tumeric bio available to the body.

[@Justme77400]

Usee Usee The big chunks of pepper strained out still leaves pepper in it.

[@cydkriletich6538]

Thank you for both of these recipes. I see that there has been some controversy in the Comments re: soy and cancer. I am a double breast cancer survivor. My breast cancer was the most common: hormone positive. While there have been many studies on soy and it’s possible link to breast cancer, the jury is still out. Many studies were done on Asian women; but Asian women tend to have had a lifetime of exposure to soy, and, perhaps more importantly, have not spent a lifetime consuming the dangerous, high-fat, high-sugar, highly processed foods of the American diet, so results could be culturally skewed. Because of that, and my history with breast cancer, I tend to stay away from soy products. (And I actually like soy milk!) Fortunately, as you mention in the video, there are lots of good alternatives.

[@jacquelinebernalmueller3673]

Love the recipe. Can I use stevia instead of honey or maple syrup. Trying to keep away from sugars. Thanks

[@tinaturner6069]

Of course. Green leaf stevia is best. Much better than the highly processed white powder.

[@UbaIbrahim]

Thanks for these health tips. God bless you.

[@sharonpowell1969]

What about the FAT recommended by many others for optimal absorption???? (coconut oil, ghee or other types)

[@tinaturner6069]

Not necessary. Black pepper activates the turmeric.

[@sharonpowell1969]

@@tinaturner6069 Thank you for your response

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

Thank you beautiful

[@Mahalalel3]

Step goldenmilk up a notch with a tbs of butter and some stevia.

[@gj9736]

Soy does NOT cause cancer because if it did, Asian’s would be on top of the list for cancer! Soy is being consumed on a daily basis in Asian countries and there is no word for menopause in those countries. Soy is heart healthy and has a fair amount of protein which is a complete protein by the way. I am 76 and been eating soy product for many years, never had a problem with it so far, I am also on a plant based diet. Soy beans and soy foods may reduce a host of many health problems like cardiovascular disease, stroke, coronary heart disease as well as some cancers, it is also great for bone health which is a specially important for women. Soy products have also been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties! If people think that eating fatty bacon and lots of meat is healthy for them, they best re-think that one! Also, protein that you get from eating meat is a second hand protein from a grass eating animal that got its protein from a plant it consumed and that you are now eating in order to get protein into your body! The original diet that God had created for mankind to eat was plant based, not meat based, read it in Genesis, meat wasn’t allowed to be eaten until after the flood.

[@VEGANLIFE-lq1my]

You look great in this video 😍 you lost a lot of weight 😍love your hair cut like this 😍

[@cynthiapinnock724]

Hi Tina. Thanks for your recipes. I’m diabetic will this help me

[@tinaturner6069]

All my recipes will help! Please have a rummage around.

[@cynthiapinnock724]

Thank you Tina. I will

[@cynthiadillard3597]

Can you drink that as hot tea drink I love hot tea?

[@tinaturner6069]

Oh yes

[@cynthiadillard3597]

Oh tks so much

[@mariaharo7304]

You are so noce

[@soilbellefarm3710]

I grow organic turmeric. Let me know if your interested. Small farm life. No chemicals or fertilizers ever used!! Love and light!!! Lovely video. And happy healing!!!

[@sherireuther9678]

Angela Curtis I would be interested in organic turmeric. I live in Michigan, are you in the Midwest?

[@ckn9503]

I am interested

[@soilbellefarm3710]

@@ckn9503 sure what can i do for you:)

[@mamamoore3474]

How long was it before you notice a change? Have you ever used Moringa and if so how?

[@tinaturner6069]

It fights inflammation and aches. You should see a difference in a week or so. I gave it to someone for a gallbladder attack and it took about two weeks.

[@deedeesnails4208]

I can't do ginger due to acid reflux it makes mines worst. Is it still good without it

[@tinaturner6069]

Sure. Always feel free to substitute.

[@deedeesnails4208]

@@tinaturner6069 thank you

[@anthonyellis1409]

Can you use eney milk

[@tinaturner6069]

Yes

[@anthonyellis1409]

Can I use seim skined milk

[@tinaturner6069]

Yes

[@anthonyellis1409]

Do you have to put cinnamon in as I don't like it.

[@tinaturner6069]

Try cardamom instead?

[@sherrysavage3916]

I made this tonight golden milk but I didn’t have peppercorns so I used the same amount with ground black pepper. It was hot because I’m not a spicy person. Did I do that right.

[@tinaturner6069]

Yes, be sure to strain

[@sherrysavage3916]

You look fabulous by the way. I did strain but it was really hot. Maybe I’ll cut back just a little on the pepper. I’m transitioning into no meat and my body is doing strange things especially loosing my hair. I ask others but no one addresses this. Please tell me did you experience this and does it stop eventually. Thank you

[@sherrysavage3916]

I was hoping you would say something about the hair loss. Thank you anyway

[@Nadege949]

I love your videos Tina! (I am on Facebook as Claire Dorsey)

[@julianmorales3696]

Does it have to be boiled or just with warm water or milk?

[@tinaturner6069]

Simmered

[@amira4121]

Hi you r very good🙏🙏🙋‍♂️

[@dougknight6235]

is there a replacement for cinnamon that has the same benefits? as I am deathly allergic to it

[@tinaturner6069]

It's just a flavor...try cardamom.

[@leosunflowerdiva6463]

Try nutmeg it makes it taste so good

[@rebeccadees2300]

You can use whole peppercorns?

[@tinaturner6069]

They would just be strained out. You want a little pepper to activate the turmeric.

[@TheLialil64]

I’m only here cuz I miss a certain NM mate of mine... disregard..... as u were! And PS, my body started asking for cinnamon in everything about 2 years ago. Well.... my body or the greys (one can never be sure) as I’ve learned it also lowers my blood sugar, but I’m diggin these vids sis!

[@tinaturner6069]

Hi! Glad you are liking them.

[@karolakarola8986]

Hi. What's the name of the Dr. And his website? Ty

[@tinaturner6069]

Dr. Greger at nutritionfacts.org

[@lesa6399]

I don’t add the water, just 2 c. of milk. Gotta watch a little closer to not scorch the milk!

[@cratxn1]

Did I miss any tea in your tea recipe??

[@tinaturner6069]

Turmeric tea

[@billramsey8695]

It's really broke my heart to hear you describe your disabilities . I don't mean to offend you, but please Look up Mark Hemans videos. Just watch a few videos pertaining to the disease that you have. God bless you and I wish you the best.

[@aleciathomas1005]

Why do u use black pepper pls?

[@tinaturner6069]

Black pepper activates the healing property in the turmeric.

[@margiesteininger3344]

powdered turmeric is not appealing - i have found some health food stores carry the fresh turmeric or you can buy it on line

[@amira4121]

🥰🙋‍♂️🍊🍉

[@carla4282]

Homemade is better

[@barbararutt9611]

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[@mike2010143]

Tina you are cute 🥰

[@tinaturner6069]

Thanks!

[@barbaraespinosa6798]

Contrary to popular belief, Soy is no good for you.

[@tinaturner6069]

Check out Dr. Gerger at nutritionfacts.org. The medical research speaks for itself. Soy is fine for most.

[@MrDbutcher]

B S

[@carlosvalentin856]

Tell that to China.

[@acer8405]

@@tinaturner6069 is soy milk good for hot flashes

[@patriciagallagher8198]

@@acer8405 not sure it good for lots of different types of health l take it my self and l feel good Patricia

[@michaelalexander8249]

The issue here is not necessary to have that many ingredients. Americans overdue everything

[@janettedaley5312]

Thanks for your rescepies