Some doctors serve this kind of tea to fight Covid-19
Another index on what to drink to help stimulate immunity against COVID-19.
In a period of science and medicine, he reported thatan old drug-Yep, it'stea-Continues to show an impressive advantage in the fight againstCOVID-19 [Feminine. In fact, a hospital has actually associated with a tea company to make sure it still has a regular offer of a particular tea ... and its positive effects have been known for a while.
We recently reportedThe benefits of green tea after receiving COVID-19 vaccine. Now,The doctors of a Jamaica hospital began to serve curcuma tea to patients who fight Covid-19, according to a report last weekend in JamaicaSunday observer. In mid-March, Kingston Public Hospital in Jamaica has launched a partnership with a tea manufacturer and distributor to receive 10 curcuma tea cases each week.
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Why this spicy choice? An important overview of COVID-19 that has been demonstrated consistently is that inflammation is a physiological condition that makes the body more vulnerable to the dangers of the virus. Among its other advantages,Turmeric is a spice that reduces inflammation. It is largely thanks to curcumin, with a curcuma ingredient that, like us, recently,reported, is "a safe and effective way to combat inflammation in humans".
The medical staff at Jamaica Hospital also believes with anti-viral properties of turmeric. "For this reason, we tried it," said Dr. Samantha Nicholson-Spence, Department of Presidency of Hospital Medicine. "What we found just from the initial use, there is a shorter length of stay of some of the patients who took it. With the shorter length of stay, we see where patients who normally severely are less, compared to what we would have seen before. Those who would normally enter, not so sick, but quickly change for terribly, this statistic is a little less lesser, anecdotal reports. "
here's whyYou should also consume Curcuma regularly Even when you are not sick. And sign up fortheEat this, not that! newsletter To get the latest news from food and health in your inbox each day.
