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Azil Cumin

  • Botanical name: Cuminum cyminum L.
  • Although the seeds of cumin are widely used as a spice for their distinctive aroma, they are also commonly used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of diseases.
  • Cumin seeds are liberally used in several cuisines of many different food cultures since ancient times, in both whole and ground forms.
  • A great nutritious and aromatic seasoning and spice. Good for weight control. It is also astringent, anti-inflammatory, appetizing and anti-anemia. It is good for digesting food and accelerates menstruation.

Type : Organic & Conventional

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Azil Cumin

Cumin benefits

Cumin may be helpful for people trying to their manage body weight.

A 2015 study involving adults with overweight compared

the weight loss effects of cumin with those of a weight loss medication and a placebo.

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Azil Cumin

After 8 weeks, the researchers found that both

the cumin and the weight loss medication groups lost significant amounts of weight.

People in the cumin group also experienced a decrease in insulin levels.

Another study from 2014 found that women with overweight

and obesity who consumed 3 grams (g) of cumin powder in yogurt every day for 3 months had significant decreases in body weight,

waist size, and body fat.

The aforementioned study involving women with

overweight and obesity also found that consuming 3 g of cumin powder per day resulted in lower levels of total cholesterol,

lower low-density lipoprotein, or “bad,” cholesterol, and triglycerides.

Those who consumed the cumin powder also had higher levels of high-density lipoprotein, or “good,” cholesterol.

Diabetes

A 2017 study in adults with type 2 diabetes looked at the effects of cumin essential oil on blood sugar levels.

Study participants received either 100 milligrams (mg) of cumin oil per day,

50 mg of cumin oil per day, or a placebo.

After 8 weeks, both cumin oil groups had significantly reduced blood sugar,

insulin, and hemoglobin A1c levels. These are all markers of good diabetes management.

The cumin oil groups also saw improvements in signs of insulin resistance and inflammation.

However, other human studies using black cumin seeds have shown mixed results,

according to a 2017 review of studies.

More research is necessary to confirm the benefits of cumin essential oil for those with diabetes.

Harvest period: second week of June

Harvest method: manual

Packing:

*Bulk ( Each Carton ) :    Kgr

*Retails:  120 gr

*Number of boxes per cartons : 24

*Number of Cartons  per pallets : 96

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