RHIZOME
WHITE TURMERIC
(Curcuma zeodaria)
Veronica Dian S (12.70.0018) Angela Irena (12.70.0034) William Wibowo
(12.70.0052) Lorentia Santoso (12.70.0078) Shella Novia (12.70.0096) Ivana
Aprilia P (12.70.0145) Buddy Kristianto (12.70.00175)
Comparative morphological and anatomical profile of four species of
Curcuma
SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION
Kingdom : Plantae
Sub-Kingdom : Tracheobionta
Superdivision : Spermatophyta
Division : Magnoliophyta
Class : Liliopsida
Sub-Class : Zingiberidae
Order : Zingiberales
Family : Zingiberaceae
Genus : Curcuma
Species : Curcuma zeodaria
• It may seems like ginger, it’s similar to ginger from outside and
turmeric inside
• It has less intense aroma that is similar to turmeric or mango
(distinctive flavor and aroma)
• It is native to Indian subcontinent and some parts of South East
Asia
• It’s used as medicine and for culinary purpose
CURCUMINOIDS TERPENOIDS
Zederone, Curzerenone,
Curzeone, Furanodiene,
Furanodienone, Germacrone,
Curcumenol, and
Zedoaronediol
ESSENTIAL OIL
(Zeodary Oil)
Zederone &
Curzerenone
Zeodary helpful in stomach disorders
Zedoary as anti inflammatory
Zedoary as antioxidant
White turmeric for respiratory disorders
Zedoary for cancer cure
Zedoary benefits for women
Zedoary and treatment of diabetes
Zedoary for Urinary tract disorders
Skin benefits of Zedoary
Other traditional uses of Zedoary
• Stimulates secretion of enzymes in digestive system
and improves digestion. Decoction made by boiling
this root in water is drunk before eating to improve
digestive system
• It works as carminative by aiding digestion and
reducing flatulence.
• It is useful in treating loss of appetite and indigestion
• Zedoary offers anti inflammatory effect and reduces
swelling and pain.
• It is used traditionally to relive strains and spasms
• Hot past of white turmeric powder is applied to area
of strain and inflammation and covered. It is left
overnight to relive swelling and pain.
• Antioxidant potential (contains phytonutrients) in
nature.
• It helps remove free radicals in body which are
harmful.
• It protects various organs of body including heart,
skin, liver, kidney and brain from damage due to
oxidative stress.
• It is effective in treating respirating
disorders like cold, cough, asthma
and others
• Combined with anti-inflammatory
and antimicrobial properties it
reduces inflammation
inrespiratory tract and protects
from infections
• Zedoary contains curcuminoids which are believed
to have anticancer properties
• Studies suggest that zedoary extract or zedoary
essential oil can prevent growth of cancer cells
• Good in regulating menstrual cycle in women
• It is useful in reliving from abdominal cramps
(common in pre-menstruation period)
• It tones up the reproductive system in women
• Anti-hyperglicemic properties
• Research has found that zedoary
contains chemicals like curcumin
which are anti-diabetic benefits.
• Zedoary decoction has been used
in treatment of urinary tract
disorders.
• It offers phytochemcials which are
antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory
in nature
• As an antioxidant it helps protect
skin from oxidative stress of
pollutant and other substances.
• It works as antiseptic over skin
wounds.
• It is used to moisturize skin
• It is also useful in reducing skin
inflammation and treatment of
skin diseases
• Treating fever and regulating body temperature.
• Zeodary oil applied to body can keep mosquitoes
away.
• Tuber juice is used in treating intestinal worms in
children.
IN COOKING POWDER FORM PASTE FORM JUICE/SMOOTHIE
TEA
COMBINATION
MANUFACTURED
PRODUCTS
PICKLES
SALADS
INSTANT
DRINK
• Cause stomach upset
• Can lead to stimulation of the uterus, so
that pregnant women and nursing mothers
as much as possible to reduce the
consumption of turmeric.
• A number of substances or compounds in
turmeric mostly difficult to be absorbed by
the body, so that the benefits of turmeric
can not be maximized by the body.
• For those of you who are running the
chemotherapy, should not consume
turmeric because it can reduce the effects
of chemotherapy
The beneficial effects of white turmeric are
traditionally achieved through dietary consumption,
even at low levels, over long periods of time. A
precise understanding of effective dose, safety, and
mechanism of action is required for the rational use of
turmeric in the treatment of human diseases.
Thimmayamma B. V. S, Rau P, Radhaiah G. Use of spices and condiments in the dietaries of
urban and rural families. J Indian Nutr Diet. 1983;20:153–62.
Govindarajan V. S. Turmeric-chemistry, technology, and quality. Crit Rev Food Sci
Nutr. 1980;12:199–301.
Giang, P. M., Hong, V. N., & Son, P. T. (1998). Sesquiterpenoids from the rhizomes of
Curcuma zedoaria (Berg.) Roscoe of Vietnam. Journal of Chemistry, 36, 70–73 (in
Vietnamese).
M. A. Kuhn and D. Wintston, Herbal Therapy and Supplements: A Scientific and Traditional
Approach, Lippincott, New York, NY, USA, 2001.

White Turmeric

  • 1.
    RHIZOME WHITE TURMERIC (Curcuma zeodaria) VeronicaDian S (12.70.0018) Angela Irena (12.70.0034) William Wibowo (12.70.0052) Lorentia Santoso (12.70.0078) Shella Novia (12.70.0096) Ivana Aprilia P (12.70.0145) Buddy Kristianto (12.70.00175)
  • 2.
    Comparative morphological andanatomical profile of four species of Curcuma
  • 3.
    SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION Kingdom :Plantae Sub-Kingdom : Tracheobionta Superdivision : Spermatophyta Division : Magnoliophyta Class : Liliopsida Sub-Class : Zingiberidae Order : Zingiberales Family : Zingiberaceae Genus : Curcuma Species : Curcuma zeodaria
  • 4.
    • It mayseems like ginger, it’s similar to ginger from outside and turmeric inside • It has less intense aroma that is similar to turmeric or mango (distinctive flavor and aroma) • It is native to Indian subcontinent and some parts of South East Asia • It’s used as medicine and for culinary purpose
  • 5.
    CURCUMINOIDS TERPENOIDS Zederone, Curzerenone, Curzeone,Furanodiene, Furanodienone, Germacrone, Curcumenol, and Zedoaronediol ESSENTIAL OIL (Zeodary Oil) Zederone & Curzerenone
  • 6.
    Zeodary helpful instomach disorders Zedoary as anti inflammatory Zedoary as antioxidant White turmeric for respiratory disorders Zedoary for cancer cure Zedoary benefits for women Zedoary and treatment of diabetes Zedoary for Urinary tract disorders Skin benefits of Zedoary Other traditional uses of Zedoary
  • 7.
    • Stimulates secretionof enzymes in digestive system and improves digestion. Decoction made by boiling this root in water is drunk before eating to improve digestive system • It works as carminative by aiding digestion and reducing flatulence. • It is useful in treating loss of appetite and indigestion
  • 8.
    • Zedoary offersanti inflammatory effect and reduces swelling and pain. • It is used traditionally to relive strains and spasms • Hot past of white turmeric powder is applied to area of strain and inflammation and covered. It is left overnight to relive swelling and pain.
  • 9.
    • Antioxidant potential(contains phytonutrients) in nature. • It helps remove free radicals in body which are harmful. • It protects various organs of body including heart, skin, liver, kidney and brain from damage due to oxidative stress.
  • 10.
    • It iseffective in treating respirating disorders like cold, cough, asthma and others • Combined with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties it reduces inflammation inrespiratory tract and protects from infections
  • 11.
    • Zedoary containscurcuminoids which are believed to have anticancer properties • Studies suggest that zedoary extract or zedoary essential oil can prevent growth of cancer cells
  • 12.
    • Good inregulating menstrual cycle in women • It is useful in reliving from abdominal cramps (common in pre-menstruation period) • It tones up the reproductive system in women
  • 13.
    • Anti-hyperglicemic properties •Research has found that zedoary contains chemicals like curcumin which are anti-diabetic benefits. • Zedoary decoction has been used in treatment of urinary tract disorders. • It offers phytochemcials which are antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory in nature
  • 14.
    • As anantioxidant it helps protect skin from oxidative stress of pollutant and other substances. • It works as antiseptic over skin wounds. • It is used to moisturize skin • It is also useful in reducing skin inflammation and treatment of skin diseases
  • 15.
    • Treating feverand regulating body temperature. • Zeodary oil applied to body can keep mosquitoes away. • Tuber juice is used in treating intestinal worms in children.
  • 16.
    IN COOKING POWDERFORM PASTE FORM JUICE/SMOOTHIE TEA COMBINATION MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS PICKLES SALADS INSTANT DRINK
  • 17.
    • Cause stomachupset • Can lead to stimulation of the uterus, so that pregnant women and nursing mothers as much as possible to reduce the consumption of turmeric. • A number of substances or compounds in turmeric mostly difficult to be absorbed by the body, so that the benefits of turmeric can not be maximized by the body. • For those of you who are running the chemotherapy, should not consume turmeric because it can reduce the effects of chemotherapy
  • 18.
    The beneficial effectsof white turmeric are traditionally achieved through dietary consumption, even at low levels, over long periods of time. A precise understanding of effective dose, safety, and mechanism of action is required for the rational use of turmeric in the treatment of human diseases.
  • 19.
    Thimmayamma B. V.S, Rau P, Radhaiah G. Use of spices and condiments in the dietaries of urban and rural families. J Indian Nutr Diet. 1983;20:153–62. Govindarajan V. S. Turmeric-chemistry, technology, and quality. Crit Rev Food Sci Nutr. 1980;12:199–301. Giang, P. M., Hong, V. N., & Son, P. T. (1998). Sesquiterpenoids from the rhizomes of Curcuma zedoaria (Berg.) Roscoe of Vietnam. Journal of Chemistry, 36, 70–73 (in Vietnamese). M. A. Kuhn and D. Wintston, Herbal Therapy and Supplements: A Scientific and Traditional Approach, Lippincott, New York, NY, USA, 2001.