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Does intake of turmeric mixed lukewarm milk at bed time have any side effects? Does it reduce testosterone level? What homeopathy says on this? Kindly guide. Many thanks in advance.
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Yes you can take turmeric milk at bed time. But don't overdose it. Weekly thrice you can take. No it does not reduce testosterone.
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Turmeric milk is very safe you can drink, it increases your immunity from homeopathic point of view.
Turmeric haldi ,from ayurveda haldi point view it should be consumed only for 8days in every 1 months cause it affects kidney filtration.
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There is no connection, u can safely have turmeric milk
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No till now no such results have been established. So no need to worry
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No it does not produce such effects...
Homoeopathy has no role in it.
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Dr. Lalit Verma
Homoeopath
42 yrs exp
Delhi
Studies report that increased oxidative stress within certain testicular cells, known as Leydig cells, can lower testosterone production. Curcumin reduces oxidative stress within them, promoting better testicular function— resulting in enhanced testosterone production. So my dear friend neither turmeric nor milk cause any wrong effect on testosterone.
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