Horse chestnut bruised seeds herbal tea

Benefits of horse chestnut fruit
Horse chestnut is a popular agricultural crop in China. The horse chestnut is native to China and has been used for hundreds of years as a food, medicine and natural source of oil. Horse chestnut seeds are rich in essential fatty acids, iron, zinc, selenium, magnesium and other nutrients. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of horse chestnut fruit and how it can be incorporated into your diet to help you achieve your health goals. Read on to learn more about the benefits of horse chestnut, the amount and frequency of consumption.
What are the benefits of horse chestnut?
Horse chestnut is a rich source of nutrients that help maintain healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels, reduce the risk of heart disease, improve brain and nervous system health, and support the immune system. Horse chestnut is rich in omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, which are essential for good cardiovascular health. Horse chestnut is also rich in antioxidants, such as vitamins A, C and E and in proteins, iron, zinc and manganese. Other benefits of horse chestnut consumption include its ability to promote healthy brain function, lower the risk of diabetes, reduce the risk of certain types of cancer, and promote healthy skin and hair.
How to integrate the horse chestnut in the diet
Horse chestnuts are best eaten raw, but they can be roasted, boiled, steamed, or made into a fresh juice. When buying raw horse chestnut, make sure that the seeds are large and creamy white in color and that the inner flesh is white and soft. If the horse chestnut has brown spots or is hard, it means it has gone rancid and should not be eaten. When consuming horse chestnut raw, you can eat the seeds whole or consume them together with the inner pulp. If you choose to consume the seeds whole, it's good to steam them or grind them into a paste to add to smoothies or other foods. Horse chestnut can be used in place of dates or figs in many recipes. Horse chestnut can also be made into a syrup and consumed as a sweet drink.
Consuming dried horse chestnut fruits also helps!
Dried horse chestnut fruits are packed with nutrients and can be eaten as a snack or added to smoothies. To make dried horse chestnuts, simply place the seeds in a dehydrator and let them dry completely. Once fully dried, they can be ground up and added to smoothies, baked goods, or eaten as a snack on their own.
Should it be eaten raw, cooked or ground?
Raw horse chestnut seeds are best for supporting cardiovascular health, but consuming horse chestnut in any other form offers no additional benefits. Horse chestnut is a very safe and healthy fruit to consume, but there are no additional benefits from consuming horse chestnut in any other form. Raw seeds are to be eaten preferably raw, because they are rich in nutrients and easily digestible. Boiled seeds are a good source of protein and iron, while ground horse chestnut can be used in most recipes and baked goods or eaten on its own as a snack.
Storage and shelf life of horse chestnut
Horse chestnut seeds can be eaten up to six months after opening, but after that they spoil and cannot be eaten. Properly stored horse chestnut seeds will stay fresh for at least five years. The shelf life of dried horse chestnut fruit depends on how it is stored. Properly stored dried horse chestnut fruits will keep fresh for several years.
Horse chestnut herbal tea is also good to consume
Horse chestnut tea is made from horse chestnut seeds that are dry roasted and then ground into a fine powder. The roasted seeds are then steeped in hot water, giving the drink a rich brown colour. Horse chestnut tea can help reduce blood pressure, cholesterol and blood glucose levels. Horse chestnut tea may also benefit healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of certain types of cancer. Horse chestnut tea can be consumed on its own as a refreshing drink, mixed with other ingredients to make a stronger drink, or used as a substitute for coffee or other caffeinated beverages.
Summary
If you want to incorporate horse chestnut into your diet, be sure to consume the seeds raw or roasted, along with the inner pulp. You can also consume horse chestnut in the form of dried fruit, as a concentrate or in the form of a drink. Horse chestnut is a safe and nutritious herb to consume, but there are no additional benefits from consuming horse chestnut in any other form.
Packaging 100 - 500 - 1000 grams
Brand: Erbologica Amazonas Andes