Have you heard of black turmeric?

 

                               

•             Black turmeric is seen in North Eastern parts of India and some different states

 

•             The base of the plant is pale blue dark from within.

 

•             Black turmeric is supposed to be wealthy in cancer prevention agents

 

Turmeric is known all throughout the planet for its astonishing medical advantages and its utilization in various dishes and beverages. The west has found eastern astuteness with respect to the radiant yellow zest that is a lasting apparatus in practically all Indian kitchens. While yellow turmeric has been taking the wellbeing and culinary world by the tempest, very few think about dark turmeric. Indeed, you read that right! The mysterious turmeric rhizome that you are so acquainted with likewise has a blackish-blue cousin that is typically filled in the Northeast of India just as some different states. The logical name of dark turmeric is Curcuma caesia and it is otherwise called dark zedoary. The plant that dark turmeric comes from is a perpetual spice that has light yellow blossoms with ruddy boundary.

 

The plant is filled along these lines as regular turmeric plant and very much like yellow turmeric, dark turmeric is accessible in both new and powder structure. In certain pieces of Madhya Pradesh, the rhizomes are viewed as favorable. The plant might be utilized to show plenitude and the ownership of this plant is said to forestall a deficiency of food grains and cereals at home. The rhizome has a trademark sweet smell because of the presence of fundamental oils. The plant has uncommon importance for clans in Manipur and some different states, where the glue from the rhizomes is applied on injuries just as snakes and scorpion nibbles.