As you know, spices have been used over the centuries in traditional Chinese medicine and medicinal cooking. There is a rich variety of such spices, and they are said to have various beneficial effects.
Drincurry is a blend of more than 15 spices, and it lets you gradually experience their warming effect.
Turmeric
Long familiar for its use as a medicine. Its yellow colour comes from its constituent curcumin, which is also known for its antioxidant effects and said to strengthen the liver's detoxifying function
Coriander
Recognizable for its unique scent, it has drawn attention for its detoxifying properties. Rich in vitamin C, calcium and iron.
Cumin
Has a mysterious, bittersweet fragrance. One of its constituents, cuminaldehyde, boosts the metabolism and has a calming effect. It also contains limonene and vitamin E, which are known as antioxidants.
Fenugreek
A sweet fragrance redolent of maple syrup, called “methi” in India. It is essential in Ayurveda, the system of traditional Indian medicine
Pepper
One of the worldʼ s big four spices, along with cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. It is said to boost the appetite and facilitate digestion.
Chili pepper
Rich in vitamins A and C, it facilitates digestion. Its hot component, capsaicin, is thought to boost the metabolism. But it is advisable not to eat too much because of its strong stimulant effect.
Chenpi
Dried tangerine peel known for its fragrance. It is said to have carminative and antitussive properties and to promote the wellbeing of the stomach.
Cinnamon
Said to be one of the world's oldest spices, it is known for its unique sweetness and fragrance. Contains large quantities of calcium, iron and manganese.
Cardamom
Called the king of fragrances because of its strong scent. Used as a spice and herbal remedy since several thousand years BC. In particular, it is used to treat oedema and other forms of swelling.
Garlic powder
Contains allicin, which stimulates the breakdown of sugar, so boosting recovery and physical strength. It is known to have various effects, so has been used since antiquity as a folk medicine.
Ginger powder
Two of its constituents warm the body: shogaol, which warms from the inside, and gingerol, which warms the surface.
Chili powder
A hot seasoning based on chili peppers and with the addition of spices including cumin, oregano, garlic and paprika.
Clove
Has a sweet, strong fragrance like vanilla and produces a sensation that can make the tongue feel numb. It is also said to have antibacterial effects, to promote digestion and to improve circulation.
Bay leaf
The main constituent, eucalyptol, is thought to promote digestion. It is known for its subtle bitterness and cooling fragrance.
Nutmeg
Gives off a sweet, spicy fragrance. Because it warms the body, it is said to have a beneficial effect on circulation.
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