FENUGREEK
KSh 180.00
Benefits
- Blood Sugar & Cholesterol
- Lactation
- Menstrual & Menopausal Health
- Digestive Health
- Hair & Scalp Health
- Sexual Health: enhance sexual interest and stamina in both men and women.
- Inflammation & Pain
- Metabolism & Weight Management: Fenugreek may help regulate appetite, promote fat burning, and boost metabolism.
Common Uses
- Dietary Supplement: Seeds can be soaked in water, or consumed in powder or supplement form.
- Topical Applications: Fenugreek seeds can be made into a paste or poultice to apply to the skin for pain and inflammation.
- Hair and Scalp Treatments: Fenugreek powder can be used in hair masks to condition the scalp and hair.
- Culinary Ingredient: Fenugreek is used as a spice in various dishes and as a flavoring agent.
Fenugreek Recipes
- Fenugreek seeds: The seeds of the fenugreek plant are typically used as herbs or spices in a dish.
- Fenugreek tea:
- Gently rinse fenugreek seeds in a strainer. Use about one teaspoon of seeds for one cup of water.
- Boil water.
- Move the seeds to the boiling water.
- Let the seeds sit in the boiling water for around three minutes. The tea will be more concentrated the longer you let the seeds sit in it.
- Strain the seeds and prepare your tea hot or cold.
It’s best to drink one to three cups of fenugreek tea daily while breastfeeding.
- Fenugreek powder: You can add fenugreek powder to Yogurt, Water (hot or cold), Bread or other baked goods, Tea and Homemade pickles.
Precautions
- Some people may experience side effects such as digestive upset, skin rash, or the “maple syrup” body odor associated with fenugreek.
- If you’re allergic to peanuts, you may also be allergic to fenugreek, as the two plants are cross-reactive.







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