Cumin seed, powder

Background: Cumin has been used as a spice and medicinal herb since ancient times. The plant is native to Egypt and is grown mostly in Egypt and Asia. Cumin is an herb that is mentioned in the Old and New Testament of the Bible and was popular for use during that time period. In Egypt, it was used to treat tooth decay and digestive problems. It was also used for respiratory illnesses and as a pain reliever.

Now, it isn't used as much medicinally. Instead it's a common herb sued in Indian, Middle Eastern, and Chinese cooking. However, even in modern Egypt its medicinal purposes are well known and commonly used.

Applications:Antiflatulent/Antiseptic/Digestive

The most common use of cumin is to improve the digestive system. It's also used for respiratory problems.

Flatulence: Cumin relieves gas and bloating in the digestive tract.

Digestion: Cumin is used to stimulate digestion and improve overall digestive health.

Sting relief: Cumin can be mixed with onion juice into a paste. The paste can be placed on scorpion stings to relieve pain and swelling.

Women's Health: Cumin can be a powerful stimulant for the production of breast milk.