Fenugreek has been a kitchen all over the world since time immemorial. Fenugreek is essential ingredient in many foods in many cultures across the continents. It contains special oils, minerals and trace elements, which keep the body healthy. Fenugreek has exclusive properties which fight obesity and diabetes.
Recent research studies have shown that fenugreek is good for those suffering from diabetes. For the obese, fenugreek fights the fat cells and reduces the overall body weight
Fenugreek seeds and leaves can be consumed. The stem can also be eaten, but it is highly bitter in taste. Curry prepared from fenugreek leaves helps fight flatulence, indigestion and keeps the bowels highly functional. Since fenugreek is bitter, it is generally used with other greens, meat or wheat. Mix 1tspn of fenugreek seeds in yoghurt and consume to cure diarrhea and dysentery.
Ayurvedic doctors prescribe fenugreek for certain liver problems like some forms of jaundice. Fenugreek is good for growing children and also for the old aged people. Nursing mothers are often encouraged to take fenugreek seeds soaked in water or fenugreek seed powder in the form of capsules are good for controlling blood sugar, As it increases the secretion of milk in nursing mother.
Fenugreek leaf can be chewed to keep the stomach in healthy condition. Chewing also reduces gastric gases or flatulence.
As fenugreek is rich in iron, those suffering from anemia can improve the iron content in their blood by eating raw fenugreek leave regularly. So you need not depend on casuals to increase the iron content in your blood.
Soak little fenugreek seeds in water overnight and consume it in the morning before you have your breakfast. This will help to control diabetes, obesity and blood sugar.
Fenugreek seeds tea acts as a body coolant and gives instant relief from high temperature. The fenugreek tea is slightly unpalatable, but has a good impact on health. We can make it a bit tasty by adding lemon juice. Since fenugreek tea properties to reduce body temperature by producing sweat, Ayurvedic doctors believe that toxic elements are sent out of the body in the form of perspiration.
If you don't like to eat raw fenugreek, then you can include it in your diet by mixing it with salads, bread, Indian bread, curry etc. soaking the fenugreek seeds removes the bitterness and you can chew those soaked seeds to stay healthy and to fight obesity.
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