Pumpkin seeds (200 grams)

Pumpkin seeds

Pumpkin seeds have been known for centuries as natural substances with healing properties.

These are beneficial for the body, they contain up to 24.5% of proteins, fatty acids, minerals, essential amino acids, cucurbit and cucuric acid.

They have anti-inflammatory, emollient and anti-parasitic properties.

Roasted pumpkin seeds are considered a snack.

Where are the pumpkin seeds?

Come from a creeping plant (the Cucurbitaceae family) measuring up to 2 meters in length, it has provided deep greenish lobes of leaves and semi-covered hair stems.

Its flowers (unisexual) have a conical shape, their fruits are globular with a hard shell and have a varied shape (depending on their species: elongated, spherical or cylindrical).

Its seeds are flat, smooth and of different colors.

Its fruits weigh between 5 kg and 8 kg, the pulp is orange and has a very special sweet taste.

Plants need a lot of soil to grow normally, because they grow horizontally.

Pumpkin seeds contain vitamins A, C and E and polyunsaturated fatty acids such as Omega 3 and Omega 6.

These multiple properties make the ingestion of raw seeds highly effective against prostate enlargement.

Pumpkin seeds can be eaten whole or made in a blender to aid in digestion.

Benefits of pumpkin seeds

Pumpkin seeds are likely effective in treating benign prostatic hyperplasia when consumed alone or together with Serenoa Repensis.

They have also been used to treat the following conditions:

Benign prostatic hyperplasia of dysuria

Bladder irritation

Intestinal parasites

pyelonephritis

Precautions

They are considered safe when consumed orally

Drug interactions: theoretically they can reduce lithium excretion by increasing their plasma levels. Before taking these supplements you need to speak to your doctor

Interactions with herbs and supplements: unknown

Insufficient information for use in children, pregnant and breastfeeding women, therefore their use is NOT recommended in these cases

Contents: first choice pumpkin seeds, 200 grams