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by Cliche Thursday, February 18, 2021
Today we want to share 6 reasons why you should add turmeric tea to your diet. Nowadays, turmeric is considered a relatively new health fad for its healing properties and skin benefits. In reality, however, it has a 4000-year-old history and has been used in India and its subcontinent since ancient times. Due to its ability in promoting human health, it is sometimes known as “the golden spice”. Similarly, turmeric tea, which is commonly prepared in households all over the world, is often called “golden milk”.
Turmeric is native to the Indian subcontinent and the Southeast Asian region and comes from the Curcuma longa plant that belongs to the ginger family. It has a distinct flavor and a yellowish-orange color that results from the active chemical compound called curcumin. In fact, curcumin is also responsible for the multiple health benefits of turmeric. ....

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6 Reasons why you Should add Turmeric Tea to Your Diet

6 Reasons why you Should add Turmeric Tea to Your Diet
by Cliche Thursday, February 18, 2021
Today we want to share 6 reasons why you should add turmeric tea to your diet. Nowadays, turmeric is considered a relatively new health fad for its healing properties and skin benefits. In reality, however, it has a 4000-year-old history and has been used in India and its subcontinent since ancient times. Due to its ability in promoting human health, it is sometimes known as “the golden spice”. Similarly, turmeric tea, which is commonly prepared in households all over the world, is often called “golden milk”.
Turmeric is native to the Indian subcontinent and the Southeast Asian region and comes from the Curcuma longa plant that belongs to the ginger family. It has a distinct flavor and a yellowish-orange color that results from the active chemical compound called curcumin. In fact, curcumin is also responsible for the multiple health benefits of turmeric. ....

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Shifting the narrative: USC professor explores Arab American identity

Sarah Gualtieri received the 2020 Alixa Naff Book Prize in Migration Studies for her book, “Arab Routes.”
(Photo courtesy of Sarah Gualtieri)
Catching up with her friend in a coffee shop in As-Suwayda, Syria during an early 1990s summer, then-graduate student Sarah Gualtieri overheard a language she was surprised to hear in the region: Spanish. Thinking that the Spanish speakers were tourists and voicing her thoughts to her friend, Gualtieri was corrected that the “tourists” were in fact Syrians visiting from Venezuela for the season.
Since then, Gualtieri’s interest in the study of Syrian migration, particularly in connection to Latin America, has only grown. ....

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