Fennel Seeds
For Constipation And Boosting Brain Milk
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Weight / Size:
- 100g
Fennel is an aromatic herb, grown worldwide for its edible leaves and fruits that have a taste similar to anise.
It is high in dietary fiber, vitamins, and carbohydrates, but relatively low in proteins and fat. Its distinct aroma comes from its high content of volatile oils and phytochemicals, such as rosmarinic acid and luteolin.
- The seeds are often used to flavor dishes.
- Fennel tea, made from dried leaves or seeds, is popular for its soothing properties.
Fennel has several medicinal uses
1. Diuretic
- Fennel has been used since ancient times as a diuretic in traditional medicine.
- Diuretics promote the activity of the kidney and bladder, increasing urination and excretion of water.
- Other diuretic herbs include Tansy, Uva Ursi, Stone Root, and Dandelion.
2. Antacid
- Fennel is used to neutralize acid in the stomach and intestinal tract.
- Other antacid herbs include Angelica, Peppermint, and Slippery Elm.
- Fennel tea is particularly soothing for stress ulcers.
3. Antiemetic
- Fennel lessens nausea and prevents or relieves vomiting.
- Other antiemetic herbs include Jamaican Ginger and Cayenne.
4. Aromatic
- Fennel has a strong fragrance that helps stimulate the gastrointestinal mucous membrane, aiding in digestion and the expelling of gas from the stomach and bowels.
- Other aromatic herbs include Anise and Peppermint.
5. Galactagogue
- Fennel promotes the secretion of milk, making it beneficial for breastfeeding mothers.
- Other galactagogue herbs include Anise Seed and Vervain.
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