Turmeric essential oil 15 ml - doTERRA

2026-03-23T12:49:07+01:00

Price: 17123.04

Curcuma longa

Turmeric is an aromatic plant in the ginger family that has been used for centuries in China, India, and Sri Lanka. Turmeric has a warm, spicy taste that acts as a great burst of flavour in your favourite savoury meals. It can also be emotionally uplifting and stimulating to the mood.

Primary Benefits

Turmeric essential oil adds rich flavor to your savory dishes.

Enhance your favorite hot drinks with its spicy, piquant taste.

The aroma of turmeric creates an emotionally uplifting atmosphere.

Turmeric: your partner in cooking!

Harness the slightly spicy and piquant aroma of turmeric essential oil, and add one or two drops to scrambled eggs, omelets, plain rice, or soups. It's also excellent for seasoning stir-fried vegetables, as it adds a pleasant peppery taste. And what are the additional benefits of cooking with turmeric essential oil? You can also enjoy the other beneficial effects of turmeric!

Uses

Make homemade turmeric tea: add one or two drops of turmeric essential oil to a mixture of coconut milk, water, honey, and tea.

Add turmeric essential oil to scrambled eggs, omelets, plain rice, or soups for a slightly spicy and piquant flavor.

When cooking with turmeric essential oil, it's advisable to use the "toothpick method": dip a toothpick into the oil bottle, mix it with the other ingredients, then taste and repeat until the desired amount is achieved.

Directions for Use

For flavoring food.

Caution

Dilute before use. Do not take more than one drop per day. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

Sourcing

doTERRA sources turmeric from various regions of India and Nepal. It is a widely used spice in both countries, so it is abundantly cultivated for the spice market.

Turmeric essential oil comes from the plant's rhizome, which is the underground stem from which the root system grows, and which is usually dried and then ground into a spice. It is sometimes grown as an intercrop alongside maize, sugarcane, and other cash crops. Many growers switch to turmeric after a few years of growing sugarcane. They remove the sugarcane from the ground and plant turmeric in its place, as it helps to provide nutrients to the soil. Indian growers say that turmeric cultivation acts as a natural insecticide and fungicide for the soil – thus, turmeric cultivation proves beneficial for the soil alone – and sugarcane planted after turmeric produces significantly higher yields. The essential oil is extracted from the plant by steam distillation. After cultivation and harvesting, turmeric rhizomes are sorted into different categories. doTERRA's turmeric essential oil is produced by distilling a mixture of dry and fresh turmeric.

Doterra Turmeric Sourcing (English):

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