TARVIZ is a wholesale online store based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It was established in 2018. We’re known for selling phenomenal species that are rarely found. 4+ Years of business and fulfilling the needs of customers standing still with no complaint...
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BLACK TURMERIC
Inclusive of all taxes
You Save: 150. Discount: 33.33%
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Minimum Order Quantity 100 KGS (Kilograms)
Minimum Enquiry Quantity 1000 KGS (Kilograms)
Accept Small Orders: Yes
Fulfilment Capacity (Per Month)2000 KGS (Kilograms)
Country Of Origin : India
- Black Turmeric is an endemic Indian herb.
- Believed to bring positivity.
- A sacred herb with the name of the Hindu goddess Kali used to admire the gods.
- The paste of this black turmeric can be used as a pain killer and disinfectant.
- Minerals found in black turmeric are curcumin, calcium, iron, sodium, and potassium.
- Black turmeric is marked as one of the endangering species by ICAR.
Black Turmeric, Botanical name ‘Curcuma Caesia’ is popularly known for its tremendous medicinal uses such as pain soothing, Anti-inflammatory, etc… Black Turmeric (Curcuma caesia) is commonly known as Khali Haldi in India.
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Health/Medicinal benefits
Black Turmeric, the Botanical name ‘Curcuma Caesia’ is popularly known for its tremendous medicinal uses such as pain soothing, Anti-inflammatory, etc…
Black Turmeric AKA Khali Haldi
Black Turmeric has been used in so many Indian rituals and occasions. Black Turmeric is used to admire the goddess Kali. Thus the name ‘Khali Haldi’. Karu Manjal, Nalla Pasupu, Kari Manjal, and Krishna Harridan are some of the other names for Black turmeric
Black Turmeric in India
Black Turmeric can be found in North-East, Central India, and some of the subcontinents of India. Although Black turmeric has not had that many side effects it is not advised to take plenty per day. Black Turmeric is marked as endangered species by the CFD of India.
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