This post was originally written on 12/12/2017 but updated recently as it feels it’s highly relevant now.
More and more people are discovering the unique properties and health benefits of turmeric. And so am I and as you know I ride a motorcycle all year round, so staying healthy, especially in the cold weather is really important to me.
Secondly, I treat my body as a ‘temple’ – I believe you are what you eat & drink, so looking for healthy nutrition is something I am interested in…
Hence lately I have been focusing on drinking turmeric shots 🙂 and agreed to review Turmeric Co for a few bottles for free 🙂 I did not get paid for this post I just got a sample of their product to be able to review their product based on my personal preferences nothing else.
Why I have started drinking the turmeric shots?
Turmeric has an acquired taste but it is full of antioxidants and natural anti-inflammatory agents, vitamins, and minerals that can benefit our body and health in many ways, hence I am drinking it daily now 🙂
Why turmeric supplements are important in your diet?
Here is why I love and take the turmeric shots:
1. It improves brain function
2. It is an effective anti-depressant
3. It can reduce tumor growth
4. It is an effective liver detoxifier & helps with gut problems
5. Turmeric promotes youthful radiant skin.
6. It also helps people suffering from arthritis, diabetes, cholesterol, Alzheimer’s & cancer.
7. It is a good immune booster helping to fight the common cold, flu or sore throat. It’s been used also to reduce sinus inflammation and relieve sinus-based headaches.
8. It aids longevity!
During my research, I found out that for turmeric to be most effective it has to be bio-available & be easily absorbable. Therefore I got interested in The Turmeric Co company as they claim they combine fresh turmeric roots (not powdered ones!!!) with other highly antioxidant ingredients such as fresh pomegranate, fresh watermelon and fresh pineapple together with the extract of piperine (black pepper which increases the absorption of turmeric by 2000%). Sounds good to me, so let’s see how my turmeric therapy goes 🙂
I like this premium product, I see the way it is packed means the producer is concerned about preserving its freshness and delivering it as fresh as possible to their customers. When checking the ingredients I see it is not only made from turmeric roots but also doesn’t contain any preservatives, is naturally preserved and not HPP as products from other companies. There is no sugar or sweetness in the turmeric shots and they are low calorific.
What I found the best about this particular company is their claim that they produce turmeric shots with 35g of turmeric per shot (60ml)- apparently, this is the highest amount of turmeric in a single shot, in the market!
The box was delivered fresh straight to my door in a chilled pack. If you want to try it yourself visit www.theturmeric.co to find out more about the drink and the whole range, which includes:
– Natures Remedy, ingredients: Watermelon, Pineapple, Lemon, Turmeric root (8.5%), Piperine Extract
– Fused with Ginger –>my fav 🙂, ingredients: Watermelon, Pineapple, Pomegranate, Lemon, Turmeric root (8.5%), Ginger root (5%), Piperine Extract
– and Fused with Coconut, ingredients: Watermelon, Coconut (9%), Turmeric root (8.5%), Lemon, Pomegranate, Pineapple, Piperine Extract
all 3 flavors are vegan (contain no animal or animal by-products), no dairy or gluten, and are suitable for vegetarians.
Be warned their taste is great but a bit sharp, so bear that in mind especially if you are not tolerating spice easily.
I also like the fact that this is a family business created due to the health problems of one of the founders – a footballer Hal Robson-Kanu– a winger of West Bromwich Albion. Turmeric helped him to heal his injury and continue his professional football career.
A single 60ml bottle works out at £1.99
Enjoy and let me know in the comments what you think about the drink and this company 🙂

I suffer from clearing my throat a lot and have been trying to ditch various foods like dairy to see if it makes a difference as its inflammation-based, these sound like they are worth a go in terms of reducing inflammation, so I will have a go. I’ve read about black pepper that it helps absorption. Thanks 🙂
Great post – thanks for sharing !