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Scientifically turmeric is called Cucurma longa. In India it is popularly known as Haldi and is usually yellow in colour. The Indian subcontinent is the native for this rhizomatous plant. The medicinal properties of turmeric are exemplary. The compound curcumin present in turmeric is a very active ingredient which fights against inflammation and is a powerful antioxidant. Studies show that turmeric helps fight against diseases related to the brain, heart and also helps in the prevention of cancer.
The nutmeg tree is scientifically known as Myristica fragrans and the spice is the seed derived from it. It is an evergreen tree and a native to the spice islands. Currently it us seen to grow in regions around the Carribean Basin. It is used widely in the culinary world to make several sweet and spicy dishes like cookies, cakes, custards etc. Medicinally nutmeg helps in to relieve digestion related issues, nausea etc.
Black pepper is the King of spice. Scientifically it is referred to as Piper nigrum. South India is the native of black pepper. This spice is traded extensively and is a common ingredient in most world cuisines. Piperine is the chemical found in black pepper that causes the spiciness. It is used as preservation due to its antibacterial characteristic. Medicinally it helps to improve digestion, aids, weight loss, skin care, asthma relayed issues etc.
Cinnamon is scientifically known as Cinnamomum zeylanicum and is considered one of the ancient spices and originated from Sri Lanka in 15th century. The bark of the cinnamon is used as spice. It has numerous medicinal value and is a very popular antioxidant. Cinnamon is used to treat various ailments and also relives menstrual pain, treats nausea , diarrhoea and common cold. It is also widely used in the culinary world in the prepared sweet and spicy food.
Tamarind is scientifically called Tamarindus indica and referred to as the date of India. The pulp of the fruit produced by the tamarind tree is consumable. The fruit is highly acidic in nature and contains tartaric acid in abundant. It is used it the preparation of various chutneys and juices. Tamarind is an origin of Eastern Africa and possess an intense sour taste. The tamarind tree usually tall and grows in mildly evergreen regions of India.