Curry Leaves

Here are the great qualities of curry leaves


We find curry leaves as a sweetener to flavour the food.  But curry leaves have many great qualities.  Curry is very effective in many ailments.  Curry leaves have an amazing ability to control the following diseases.


● Diabetes management


If you have diabetes, it is much safer to use a natural method to control diabetes. Curry leaves control carbohydrate metabolism and regulates oxidative stress.  In addition, curry leaves stimulate insulin production by controlling blood sugar levels.   If you are suffering from diabetes, just add a few curry leaves in the morning in addition to adding curry leaves to your curry.  Also, use curry powder for soups and salads.

● Controlling bad cholesterol levels


Eating curry leaves daily helps to keep your cholesterol level at bay.  Since curry leaves are rich in antioxidants, the body's healthy cholesterol level is healthy and the cholesterol level is well controlled.  This can protect you from premature death and heart disease and venous thrombosis. 

● Toxic compounds


Curry leaves contain a powerful antioxidant called "carbazole alkaloids".  It protects the body's cells from oxidants and destroys the pathogens. 

● Weight loss


If you are worried about weight gain, add curry leaves to your diet today.  Eating curry leaves eliminates all toxins from the body through urine and stools, burns excess fat and carbohydrates and reduces body weight.

● Wound healing


Curry leaves help speed up the healing process.  This is supported by the antioxidant and antibacterial properties of curry leaves.  If you have a scar on your skin, make a curly leaf and place it on the wound several times a day.

● Accelerates hair growth


Curry leaves have the ability to strengthen the root hair.  In addition, the nutritional value of curry leaves also helps the damaged hair regrow.  Vitamin B6, also found in curry leaves, stimulates hormones that prevent hair fall.
Crush the curry leaves with the oil you use for your hair.  Massage the curry leaves with the oil.
After the massage, rinse off the morning and then wash the next morning.  Do this care about three times a week.
Other treatments for curry leaves include a bundle of curry leaves and a cup of yoghurt, rub on your hair, and rinse for 30 minutes.

● Control of premature hair loss


Premature hair is a common problem today.  Using curry leaves can be an easy and effective solution to this problem.
Combine a tablespoon of coconut oil with a tablespoon of coconut oil and heat well.  After heating, remove the coconut oil, cool, apply it on your hair and massage.  Wash your head thoroughly for about 45 minutes.  Do this care once a week.

● Prevention of chronic diseases


If you are suffering from diarrhoea, constipation, gas, or an underlying ailment that causes pain in the abdomen, add a teaspoon of milk to a glass of milk.  Also, eat empty curry leaves.  Curry

leaflets stimulate the digestion of enzymes needed for digestion and soothe the digestive system.

● Stress management


Stress can do a lot of harm both physically and mentally.  There are many ways to relieve stress,
but curry leaves can also be used for this purpose.  For this, you can use the essential oils extracted by curry leaves.
Add about three drops of curry oil to the cover of your sleeping pillow.  You can also relieve stress by taking a bath with curry leaves.

● Morning discomfort during pregnancy


During the first trimester of pregnancy, morning sickness can cause some discomfort.  Pregnant women can use curry leaves to relieve nausea, vomiting and many other complications.

Take a bowl and add two teaspoons of juice from curry leaves.  Add a teaspoon of lime juice and a few spoonfuls.  It can also be used to relieve menstrual discomfort.

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