Guest guest Posted April 14, 2007 Report Share Posted April 14, 2007 (this from the Archives Kundaliniyoga/message/22846 There is a lot more!!) Sat Nam! Ghee needs no refrigeration if properly prepared as the liquid is " cooked " out of the butter. I have noticed many recipes that suggest skimming the froth off the top. I was taught by Dr. Frawley that the foam on top contains the medicinal properties and is not to be removed. Make sure you use a clean, dry, instrument to remove the ghee for your cooking or injesting. I have Ghee that is 8 years old that I am letting " age " . In the ancient texts 100 year old Ghee is said to cure any illness! It does not need to be frozen or refrigerated. It is the vehicle of choice for Ayurvedic herbs. Mixing it with honey and ginger taking doses for 10 days in a row is a wonderful treatment and cleanse. In Ayurveda, ghee enhances Ojas, increases Agni, gives sustenance to Tejas, promotes bhutagni without conjesting the liver, promotes intelligence and perception. It is a wonderful brain and nerve tonic, greatly helping many Vata deranged conditions. It is used as a tonic for the eyes, helping improve vision and can be applied to the eyelids and cornors of the eye for this reason. It is considered a premier rasayana, a food that helps maintain good health, vitality and longevity. Ghee is excellent for balancing Vata and Pitta doshas. It helps enhance digestion without irritating the stomach and helps balance stomach acid. Ghee is a yogavahi, it helps carry the healing benefit of herbs, spices and other foods to the cells and tissues of the body. The traditional texts also designate ghee a medhya rasayana, good for mental alertness and memory. Ghee is also helpful in counteracting dry skin from the inside out. So eat your Ghee! Blessings in health! Guru Ravi Kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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