Heera Basil Seed Drink Pomergranate

Heera Basil Seed Drink Pomergranate 290ml

Basil seeds have been used traditionally in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine and now they’re starting to get noticed in the West. Although research is still emerging to support the various health claims surrounding basil seeds, they definitely look like a healthy seed worth adding to your diet. Pomegranate juice contains higher levels of antioxidants than most other fruit juices. It also has three times more antioxidants than red wine and green tea. The antioxidants in pomegranate juice can help remove free radicals, protect cells from damage, and reduce inflammation. Pomegranate juice can reduce inflammation in the gut and improve digestion. It may be beneficial for people with Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and other inflammatory bowel diseases.  Pomegranate juice is a powerful anti-inflammatory because of its high concentration of antioxidants. It can help reduce inflammation throughout the body and prevent oxidative stress and damage. Pomegranate juice is in the running as the most heart-healthy juice. It appears to protect the heart and arteries.

Small studies have shown that the juice improves blood flow and keeps the arteries from becoming stiff and thick. It may also slow the growth of plaque and buildup of cholesterol in the arteries. But pomegranate may react negatively with blood pressure and cholesterol medications like statins. Between the vitamin C and other immune-boosting nutrients like vitamin E, pomegranate juice can prevent illness and fight off infection. Pomegranates have also been shown to be antibacterial and antiviral in lab tests. They are being studied for their effects on common infections and viruses.

This refreshing and healthy Basil seed drink is the perfect, healthy drink to quench thirst. Basil seeds are known for their health benefits, which includes, reducing stress, cooling the body and facilitating digestion. The drink can also be enjoyed as an accompaniment for snacks, or as a flavourful thirst quencher.

Basil seeds work as a natural detox for the body and regulate smooth bowel movements. Basil seeds are full of fibre and make you feel full for longer. The presence of alpha-linolenic acid, which comes from high levels of Omega-3 fatty acids helps in boosting the fat burning metabolism in the body. Herbal medicines use basil seeds for centuries for treating common cold and cough and asthma. The seeds are known to have antispasmodic properties that are beneficial for the treatment of these ailments. Basil seeds are packed with antioxidants and flavonoids that help in improving the health of the skin and stimulate the growth of new cells. If you mix a tsp of sabja seeds and coconut oil and apply on affected areas, they help in treating several skin infections like eczema and psoriasis.

• Blood Sugar Regulation: According to the Sutter Gould Medical Foundation, basil seeds may help control blood sugar in people with type 2 diabetes.


• Digestion Help: When soaked, the fiber in the outer coat of basil seeds becomes mucus-like A few studies suggest that this fiber has a laxative effect. Basil seeds are also used to relieve stomach cramps, flatulence, constipation and indigestion.


• Appetite Control: It’s suggested that the fiber in the soaked seeds has the effect of making you feel more full. This could help reduce your appetite and assist with weight loss.


• Respiratory Aid: Traditionally, basil seeds are used to treat colds, flu, coughs and asthma.


• Stress Relief: Consumption of basil seeds is said to have an uplifting effect on your mood and can help with mental fatigue, depression and migraine headaches.


• Skin Treatments: Basil seeds can be crushed into oil as a skin treatment for wounds, cuts or skin infections.


• Lowering Cholesterol Levels: A study in Thailand described how sweet basil seeds could be used to reduce cholesterol levels in patients.


• Genitourinary Infections: Due to their reported antibacterial effects, basil seeds supposedly help with issues such as bladder infections and vaginal infections.

Nutritional Breakdown - A detailed nutritional study of basil seeds is currently not available. But like other seeds, basil seeds contain all the concentrated nutrients and building blocks needed to grow a new plant.

No toxicity or any harmful effects have ever been found for basil seeds. They’re recognized as safe to eat.

Ingredients:-Water, Basil Seed, Sugar, Gelling Agent (E418), Citric Acid (E330), Pomegranate Flavour (Natural Identical Flavour), Natural Pomegranate Colour, Natural Colour (E150), Added Contain Permitted Natural Colour (s) And Added Colour (s)