Natural Cassia Seed - Jue Ming Zi 16 oz

Cassia seeds are the mature seeds of the leguminous plant Cassia minia or Cassia vulgaris. They mostly grow in sparse forests on hillside and the mature fruits are harvested in autumn.
Cassia seeds mixed with powder and applied externally can "reduce swelling and poison"; when made into a medicinal pillow, it has the effects of "curing head wind and improving eyesight".

"Guangqun Fangpu" of the Qing Dynasty records: "(Cassia seed) is eaten as a snack and as a tea, and the young leaves can be used as wine." It can be seen that the young shoots, flowers, leaves, and young fruits of Cassia seed can be used in dishes, and they all have the effect of improving eyesight.

After washing the cassia seeds with clean water, stir-fry them over low heat until they turn yellow. After cooling, put them in a bottle. They can be used to make tea instead of tea leaves or to cook porridge. They are an excellent health care remedy.
First fry yellow cassia seeds over low heat, and then brew it with boiling water to make "cassia seed tea", which has the effect of moistening the intestines and laxatives.
Women who drink cassia seed tea for a long time may cause irregular menstrual periods at least, or endometrial abnormalities at worst, so they should be careful.

Cassia seeds are the mature seeds of the leguminous plant Cassia minia or Cassia vulgaris. They mostly grow in sparse forests on hillside and the mature fruits are harvested in autumn.

Cassia seed mixed with powder and applied externally can "reduce swelling and poison"; when made into a medicinal pillow, it has the effect of "curing head wind and improving eyesight".

"Guangqun Fangpu" of the Qing Dynasty records: "(Cassia seed) is eaten as a snack and as a tea, and the young leaves can be used as wine." It can be seen that the young shoots, flowers, leaves, and young fruits of Cassia seed can be used in dishes, and they all have the effect of improving eyesight.

After washing the cassia seeds with clean water, stir-fry them over low heat until they turn yellow. After cooling, put them in a bottle. They can be used to make tea instead of tea leaves or to cook porridge. They are an excellent health care remedy.

First fry yellow cassia seeds over low heat, and then brew it with boiling water to make "cassia seed tea", which has the effect of moistening the intestines and laxatives.

Women who drink cassia seed tea for a long time may cause irregular menstrual periods at least, or endometrial abnormalities at worst, so they need to pay attention.

Cautions:

• This product must be cleaned and cooked before consumption.

• Keep in a cool dry place and keep out of reach of children.
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