HOW CUSTOMERS USE TURMERIC
The recent popularity of turmeric lattes has directed our attention towards Harmonic Arts and specifically their Golden Mylk Elixer, a blend of soothing herbs, calming mushrooms, and spices. Mix it with coconut oil, water, tea, or nut mylk for a warm, calming drink. Harmonic Arts makes several other herbalist-formulated plant products providing accessible and effortless ways for customers to work more functional herbs into their wellness routine.
In the same way that herbs can play a big part in people’s wellness, pets and animals can also benefit. One of our customers is Total Health Enhancement. They make products that support horses and dogs’ overall strength and health. Turmeric is an essential part of a couple of their powder supplements. One of those products assists in digestive health, and another helps calm the animal’s mind without subduing its body. These formulas conveniently mix directly into the animal’s food making for easy dosing. Knowing the long history of turmeric being used to support humans’ general health, it makes sense to look to the plant world to boost animal nutrition and even treat common ailments.
Another common way small businesses apply turmeric is by making herbal extracts. These extracts make it more manageable to add to cosmetics, beverages, food, and supplements. There are some benefits to using extractions over the whole plant. The process isolates the plant’s phytochemicals (compounds that contain potential health benefits), making it more potent and easier for your body to absorb. Herbal extracts can serve as a way to meet consumers’ demand for more nutritious, natural, and safe products.
