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S T R E T C H Y O U R B O D Y A N D Y O U R M I N D . . .<br />
GOOD AS GOLD<br />
First it was matcha lattes, then Bulletproof Coffee. Now the hot drink<br />
the health set are stretching their toned arms out for is golden milk. Made<br />
from turmeric (yep, that yellow powder you put in your homemade<br />
tikka masala), milk, ginger and honey, it’s all the rage in cafés in Sydney,<br />
San Francisco and London. A DIY version requires just two teaspoons of<br />
turmeric, 250ml milk (either dairy or plant-based), a sprinkle of ginger and<br />
a teaspoon of honey or maple syrup to taste. Nutritionists are raving about<br />
its key ingredient, turmeric, a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory<br />
that detoxes the liver and soothes upset tummies. Diehard fans of the<br />
stuff claim it also helps them sleep better and brightens the skin. Our tip?<br />
Don’t skip the honey, unless you fancy drinking hot milk<br />
that tastes like Saturday night’s curry.<br />
WORDS CATRIONA INNES. PHOTOGRAPH PIOTR GREGORCZYK<br />
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