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100% Pure Fresh Sri Lankan Home Grown Organic Nutritional Sun Dried Curry Leaves Natural Curry Leaves Look Dried Curry Leaves Look Description What are Curry Leaves? Kari (or curry leaves) is grown all over Sri Lanka and has been used as a flavoring for curries, chutneys, vegetables, and beverages. When the British were in Sri Lanka, they called them as curry leaves. Kari leaf is very fragrant when used fresh, but it loses its fragrant intensity when dried. Fresh or dried curry leaves are used whole, crushed, and chopped. Properties: the fresh leaf has a spicy, strong piney-lemony aroma, and a slightly tangerine peel-like taste. Health Benefits of Curry Leaves The leaves, root, and bark are used as medicinal aids in Sri Lanka. The leaves are used to help blood circulation and menstrual problems. The fresh leaves are taken to cure dysentery, and an infusion made of roasted leaves stops vomiting. It is also recommended for relieving kidney pains. Recent studies have shown that it has a hypoglycemic action, thereby a possible treatment for diabetes, as well as found to prevent formation of free radicals. It is shown to prevent rancidity of ghee (or clarified butter). Scientific Name Murraya koenigii Family: Rutaceae (citrus family) Top 12 Health Benefits of Curry LeavesCurry leaves. The leaves contain high amount of nutrients. It helps in improving the health of skin, heart and hair. Curry leaves prevent anemia due to its iron content. The leaves help in fighting diabetes by controlling the blood sugar. It is very good for obese people as it helps in weight loss. It decreases the cholesterol levels so it is very good for heart patients. Curry leaves prevent hair fall, early aging, liver damage and kidney diseases. It cures chest congestion and diarrhea. Eating curry leaves along with honey helps in curing indigestion. The top 12 health benefits of curry leaves are as follows.Curry leaves possess the qualities of a herbal tonic. They strengthen the functions of stomach and promote its action. They are also used as a mild laxative. The leaves may be taken mixed with other mild tasting herbs. The juice extracted from 15 grams of leaves may be taken with buttermilk.Digestive Disorders-Fresh juice of curry leaves, with lime juice and sugar, is an effective medicine in the treatment of morning sickness, nausea and vomiting due to indigestion and excessive use of fats. One or two teaspoons of juice of these leaves mixed with a teaspoon of lime juice may be taken in these conditions. The curry leaves, ground to a fine paste and mixed with buttermilk, can also be taken on an empty stomach with beneficial results in case of stomach upsets.Tender curry leaves are useful in diarrhoea, dysentery and piles. They should be taken, mixed with honey. The bark of the tree is also useful in bilious vomiting. A teaspoon of the powder or the decoction of the dry bark should be given with cold water in this condition.Kidney Disorders-The root of the curry plant also has medicinal properties. The juice of the root can be taken to relieve pain associated with the kidneys.Premature Greying of Hair-Liberal intake of curry leaves is considered beneficial in preventing premature greying of hair. These leaves have the property to nourish the hair roots. New hair roots that grow are healthier with normal pigment. The leaves can be used in the form of chutney or the juice may be squeezed and taken in buttermilk or lassi.Burns and Bruises-Curry leaves can be effectively used to treat burns, bruises and skin eruptions. They should be applied as a poultice over the affected areas.Eye Disorders-Fresh juice of curry leaves suffused in the eyes. makes them look bright. It also prevents the early development of cataract.Insect Bites-Fruits of the tree, which are berries, are edible. They are green when raw, but purple when ripe. Juice of these berries, mixed with equal proportion of lime-juice, is an effective fluid for external application in insect stings and bites of poisonous creatures.Other Uses and benefits of Curry Leaves-Hair Tonic: When the leaves are boiled in coconut oil till they are reduced to a blackened residue, the oil forms an excellent hair tonic to stimulate hair growth and in retaining the natural pigmentation.Curry leaves have been used for centuries in South India as a natural flavouring agent in samber, rasam and curries. Chutney can be made by .mixing the leaves with coriander leaves, coconut scrapings and tomatoes.The leaves, bark and the root of the curry plant are used in indigenous medicine as a tonic, stimulant and antiflatulent.CURRY LEAVES FOR HAIR1. Curry leaves for premature greying hair:Homemade curry leaves hair oil made with fresh curry leaves and virgin coconut oil is very good for premature greying and for strengthening the hair roots. This hair oil has a pleasant smell that I love and I can confidently say that this curry leaves hair oil conditions the hair well, as I am using it for so many years now.2. Curry leaves for hair growth & dandruff :A simple homemade hair pack made with curry leaves is very good for promoting hair growth and arresting hair fall. Grind tender curry leaves to a smooth paste along with little boiled milk to a smooth paste and apply this hair pack and wait for 15 to 20 minutes before washing it off. Try to use this hair pack regularly to see results. This hair pack also prevents dandruff.CURRY LEAVES FOR FACE:3. Curry leaves for acne:A paste made by grinding organic turmeric along with little fresh curry leaves, when applied on problem areas is a good home remedy for acne. But make sure to use pesticide free curry leaves and organic turmeric. You can also organic use turmeric powder for this remedy.4. Curry leaves face pack:A mixture of curry leaf powder, multani mitti powder, rose water and few drops of rose essential oil makes an amazing face mask that prevents fine lines and brightens the face instantly. Try to make oyur own curry leaf powder by sun drying and grinding it to a fine powder.CURRY LEAVES FOR HEALTH:5. Curry leaves for indigestion:Curry leaves is an effective for treating indigestion. To make the remedy, fry cumin seeds in a little bit of ghee and then the curry leaves, add a cup of water and 1/2 tsp of dry ginger powder. Let it simmer for a few minutes, strain and cool. This mixture, if taken once gives good relief from indigestion. It can be sweetened with honey or jaggery too.6. Curry leaves for diabetes:Regular consumption of curry leaves has proven to lower blood sugar levels. It is a good idea for diabetic patients to include curry leaves in the diet. Make a curry leaf powder and try to include it in the diet everyday. Another good idea for consuming curry leaves is by mixing the powder with buttermilk and salt.7. Curry leaves for weight loss:I know many of you will be surprised that curry leaf helps in weight loss. But like most of the herbs, it regulates the digestive system, if consumed regularly. A good functioning of digestive system is the key to effortless weight loss naturally.8. Curry leaves for anemia:Many of you must have been advised by elders when you were young like me, to include curry leaves to prevent anemia. Curry leaves is rich source of iron that is easily absorbed by the body. 100gm of curry leaves has around .930 mg of iron, it is also rich in calcium and other essential vitamins to keep our body healthy. A relative of mine suggested this method of taking curry leaves daily to get good relief from anemia. Everyday soak a handful of curry leaves and a tsp of methiseeds in little bit of fresh yogurt for 1/2 an hour and have it in the early morning. She said she could see a good difference after regularly consuming this mixture. Make sure that the curd is not sour.9. Curry leaves for cholesterol:A study conducted on the effects of curry leaves on our health has proved that it is very effective in reducing the cholesterol and thus protects us from heart disease. Instead of eating curry leaves after we get the disease, it is best done as a preventive measure.10. Curry leaves for cooking:I have never ever cooked without curry leaves. I love the smell and taste it brings to dishes and gravies. To get the maximum flavor, try to add it while seasoning, so that it releases it’s wonderful aroma. For certain gravies and rasam, it is added at the end too. Encourage young children to eat the gravies along with curry leaves. Once they develop the habit of eating the curry leaves when they are young, they will continue to do it all their life.Instructions to buyers.We Provide Free Shipping Worldwide in Economy International Shipping with Register Post facility and Tracking Number.For the delivery to you take 7 to 45 days. It may be too long according to the postal service process, Customs process, Holiday, Weather or any other unexpected reason.If your order didn’t receive within the above stated time frame, please patiently contact us before leaving any negative / neutral feedback or opening a dispute.We will try to make every possible effort to provide you with a fair decision.