9 Amazing Health Benefits of Curd Daily

Curd – It is also known as yogurt or “Dahi” and is very popular for preparing a lassi all over the country. The use of ”dahi” is in ancient times in the Indian subcontinent. During lunch or dinner, curd is commonly used by changing into yogurt (raita) with a pulse, onion, and grated cucumber. Dahi is also consumed as a sweet dish with sugar after a meal.

Lassi is very popular traditional cold drink during summer season in our country. There are different varieties of lassi which are available in majority places of the country.

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Health benefits of curd – There are several health benefits of curd which are discussed below

1. Curd contains protein with magnesium and potassium and is beneficial in reducing blood pressure which is good for heart.

2. Curd helps in good immunity system of the body which can protect from several diseases.

3. The protein and vitamin B5 are found in the yogurt which removes the dandruff and becomes healthy hair.

4. Curd is beneficial for healthy skin. It is used as a face packs, contains lactic acid used as an exfoliator which removes dead cell and blemishes.

5. Curd contains a calcium and phosphorus which helps in making strong bones and teeth. Daily eating of curd is used in prevent diseases such as arthritis and osteoporosis.

6. As per research, curd has probiotics properties and decreased the activity of the brain for emotion such as stress which is harmful for an individual.

7. Curd has bacteria known as “Lactobacillus acidophilus” which is beneficial for good digestion.

8. Curd also helps in lower the risk of obesity which is responsible for several diseases as per research.

9. Curd is helpful in lowering the cholesterol which is beneficial for healthy heart as per research.

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  1. Sandhya says:

    Loved reading about this! I love dahi and make homemade dahi regularly

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  6. Adding paste of mint leaves in curd makes one of the most refreshing meals.

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  8. Olivia Ava says:

    Love to read this post💖😊. You’ve nicely written all of these tips of Curd. Thanks

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  9. We also have the same thing in Sri Lanka in pots. Found a lot to the north the dry zone. We call it “Curd” and eat with Honey, Jaggery or sugar as well as make a drink too. I can remember my mother making it and call it “Moru” in Sinhalese 🙂

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  10. Reblogged this on Towards A Better Life and commented:
    Just a few days back I had shared a post on making yogurt at home. Now I am re-blogging an article on the many benefits how yogurt or curd has on your health.

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  15. Mother Wintermoon says:

    Great post! Delicious, nutritious and refreshing. 🙏

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    1. daneelyunus says:

      I also like curd

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  18. Eri Tz says:

    I love how it summarizes all benefits of yogurts. Really informative. Thank you for sharing!

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  20. Very interesting. I am going to have to start adding this to my diet again. So many benefits. Thanks for sharing.

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    Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

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  23. I enjoy yogurt (dahl), and it is recommended for health in the US. Taking antibiotics destroys gut bacteria, and yogurt has probiotics which help replenish healthy gut bacteria. Thank you for all the information, Daneel! ❤

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  24. Chuckster says:

    I had not heard it called ‘curd’ before. We call it Yogurt. I eat Greek yogurt. I don’t know what the difference is.

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    1. daneelyunus says:

      Curd and yogurt are same

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