Product name : SEMEN TRIGONELLAE

Item : GMP

Details :
    Fenugreek (Latin scientific name: Trigonella foenum-graecum L.), is the common name of fenugreek, a plant of the genus Fenugreek in the family Fabaceae, also known as fenugreek. Annual herb. 30-80 cm high, with well-developed root system, erect stems, pinnate three compound leaves, and flat petioles. Flowers sessile, calyx tubular, corolla yellow-white or light yellow, ovary linear, pod cylindrical, seeds oblong-ovate. The flowering period is from April to July, and the fruiting period is from July to September. Fenugreek seeds are distributed in China, the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, and the Himalayas, and grow in fields and roadsides. Fenugreek, whose seeds are used as medicine, can invigorate the kidney and strengthen yang, eliminate phlegm and dehumidify; tender stems and leaves can be eaten as vegetables; dried stems, leaves or seeds are mixed with flour and steamed for flavoring; dried whole plants can drive away pests; For feed.

       The efficacy and role of fenugreek seeds:
      1. Immunomodulation
      Studies have pointed out that fenugreek has the effect of helping to stimulate immune regulation, and can activate the phagocytic activity of macrophages.
      2. Lower blood sugar
      Fenugreek is used as an herb whose seeds are known to have carminative, tonic and anti-diabetic properties, scientific studies have shown blood sugar-lowering properties and, in some doses, anti-ulcer properties5. Another study also pointed out that its soluble dietary fiber part can inhibit the digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, and reduce the postprandial blood sugar value of type 2 diabetes.
      3. Improve dyslipidemia
      Fenugreek is also one of the good home remedies for lowering cholesterol. Scientific studies have shown that fenugreek can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by reducing total cholesterol, triglycerides and LDL cholesterol, and increasing HDL cholesterol.
      4. Anti-tumor effect
      Fenugreek seeds have anti-tumor effects. Studies have shown that fenugreek seed extracts can inhibit 70% of tumor cell growth and increase the number of macrophages. They have obvious anti-inflammatory effects and may be used as anti-tumor drugs in the future 8.
      5. Treat heartburn
      Fenugreek is also an effective home remedy for heartburn. It contains a gel-like substance that provides a protective film to the lining of the stomach, digestive tract, and respiratory tract.

      Contraindications of Fenugreek:
       1. Fenugreek can prevent the absorption of iron. It is for this reason that people with anemia are not recommended to use this health product. This supplement can also suppress thyroid levels, so patients who are being treated for thyroid disease should not take fenugreek.
       2. Although fenugreek has not been found to cause harm to fetuses and newborns, it can stimulate uterine contractions and induce premature labor or miscarriage. In conclusion, to be on the safe side, it is best for pregnant and breastfeeding women to consult their doctor first before using any supplements.
       3. Some people may be allergic to fenugreek, symptoms include rash, hives and itching. Swelling is also a potentially dangerous symptom, especially if the throat swells and blocks the airway. If you find such symptoms, you should see a doctor in time.
       4. Ingesting large doses of fenugreek can cause internal bleeding. Symptoms such as black tarry stools, bright red blood in the stool, vomiting of blood, weakness or numbness, blurred vision, difficulty speaking, or severe headaches may all be signs of internal bleeding. . Anyone who notices these adverse reactions should stop using it immediately and see a doctor promptly.

Barcode: GMP
Ingredients: Fenugreek Seeds
Specifications: 16oz (454g)
Efficacy: Warming the kidney and supporting yang, dispelling cold and relieving pain.