Coriander Seeds | Resealable Bag | Non GMO | 100% Natural

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Coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) is an aromatic herb in the Apiaceae family of plants, that is extensively used around the world. Its leaves, stems, and seeds have a recognizable and pungent aroma and are commonly used raw or dried in cooking. Some people may not be comfortable with eating cilantro leaves and find that it tastes like soap. The leaves and stalks are commonly known as ‘dhaniya’ in the Indian subcontinent, and cilantro or Chinese parsley in America and some parts of Europe. Coriander seeds, on the other hand, are small, round brown seeds of the plant that are ground into a powder and used to spice curries and sauces. The whole seeds can also be roasted, pounded, and included in meat rubs and marinades.

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Here Are Some Of the Benefits of Coriander Seed.

Can Be Used to Promote Bone Health.

As a rich source of calcium, coriander may be of great value for people who want to protect their bones. Calcium and other essential minerals found in coriander may help with integral components of bone regrowth and durability, as well as protect against osteoporosis. Adding even a small amount of this herb to your diet can prove to be helpful in keeping your bones healthy and strong for years to come.

Aid in Digestion.

Due to the rich content of its essential oils, coriander may help in the proper secretion of enzymes and digestive juices in the stomach; thereby, this stimulates digestion and peristaltic motion. It can also be helpful in reducing the symptoms of anorexia.

Studies have shown that dyspepsia (indigestion) is reduced if the leaves and seeds are regularly added to the diet. For small children who have a higher chance of developing abdominal colic than adults, small amounts of the leaves or seeds in their diet may quickly solve the issue!

 Aid in Eye Care

Coriander is loaded with antioxidants and minerals, all of which can be beneficial to preventing vision disorders, macular degeneration, and reducing strain and stress on the eyes. There is also beta-carotene in the leaves, which may help prevent some other diseases that affect the eye and can even reverse the effects of vision degradation in aging patients.

It is a very good disinfectant with and has antimicrobial properties that may be protective against contagious diseases like conjunctivitis. Coriander oil might also be used extensively in preparing several eye care products.

Help in Diabetes Management

A study published in the journal of Food Chemistry states that due to the stimulating effect of coriander on the endocrine glands, the secretion of insulin may increase from the pancreas which subsequently increases the insulin level in the blood. This may regulate the proper assimilation and absorption of sugar and the resulting drops in the blood sugar level. This property is extremely beneficial for people with diabetes and other related conditions

Might Be Useful in Healing Ulcers.

Coriander oral extracts and essential oil have shown potential in treating colon inflammation. Research shows that the herb has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. This may make it a good candidate for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) prevention of therapy.

May Help Regulate Blood Pressure

Research in the Journal of Ethno pharmacology suggests that coriander may positively help lower blood pressure. By enhancing the interaction of calcium ions and acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter in the peripheral and central nervous system relaxes blood vessel tension, thereby reducing the chances of several cardiovascular conditions, including heart attacks and strokes.

 

 

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