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Monday, September 17, 2012

Benefits of Fenugreek for health


Fenugreek, a native of India and southern Europe, is known since ancient times for its various healing properties, due to the presence of glycosides and fiber in the plant. 

Its seeds contain a substance called mucilage that, if diluted, helps heal irritated tissues. 

Properties and uses of fenugreek

Menstrual cycles

Fenugreek is considered par excellence as a menstrual cycle regulator. 

It also relieves the symptoms of the period.

Menopause

By containing estrogen like substances and other female sex hormones, fenugreek helps to minimize the symptoms of menopause. 

Should be consumed regularly.

Cholesterol

Several studies have confirmed that the consumption of fenugreek lowers cholesterol levels and density lipoproteins in the body.

Cardiovascular disease

Fenugreek seeds are rich in a type of soluble fiber that reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.

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