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Spices & Seasonings
Spices & Seasonings
Spices & Seasonings
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CUMIN (TRIGONELLA, MUSKEME) OF INDIA
Cumin, known also as musk seed or Greek hay, is a favorite spice in traditional Indian and Egyptian cuisine. It has a strong, distinctive aroma and its seeds are golden yellow in color.
CULINARY USE
HEALTH BENEFITS
The preservation and maintenance of the high quality of the products are carried out in specialized storage facilities with controlled temperature and humidity.
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It is for a gift to a vegan girl (Fenugreek also acts as a regulator of estrogen receptors and stimulates breast cancer cells in vitro, but the evidence for its ability to stimulate lactation is limited.). In men, fenugreek increases testosterone (A 12-week study in 50 men showed that those taking a supplement of 500mg of fenugreek daily containing concentrated amounts of protodioscin significantly improved their testosterone levels. The study showed an increase in testosterone levels of up to 46% in 90% of participants.) but it has been proven to shrink the testicles and damage the spermatic tubes. See The results reported in this study show that diets containing 30% fenugreek seeds significantly reduced the weight of male testicles (~25%) as well as sperm concentration (~43%), indicating a toxic effect of fenugreek seeds on the spermatic tubes and the intermediate tissue (Leydig cells). / I do not recommend fenugreek to anyone. It is dangerous for men. What's the point of artificially increasing testosterone if it damages your reproductive organs? Also, because it acts hormonally, I do not recommend it for women either (I experimentally gave it as a gift because she asked for it. There is absolutely no chance that I will buy fenugreek again, not even as animal feed.)