Recently, the beauty world is spreading word of mouth about the miraculous medicinal uses of saffron pistil.
What is saffron pistil?
Saffron, also known as “Saffron” or “Safran”, is a spice with medicinal properties.
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Each year, saffron blooms only once, in late October and early November. Harvesting entirely by hand also contributes to enhancing the value of this flower.
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Every morning when the flowers have not yet opened, the farmer must pick slowly and gently to avoid damaging the pistil.
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After drying, saffron pistils are shaped like red thread.
Uses of saffron pistil
Although the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) has not yet announced the exact uses of saffron pistil, a few studies have shown that this flower has the following uses:
1. Reduce symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease
Some studies show that if used consistently for 22 weeks, saffron will help improve memory loss in the elderly.
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2. Reduce depression
When used for 6 to 8 weeks, saffron helps improve depression in some people.
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3. Reduce discomfort during menstruation
According to Daro Gol Herbal Laboratory – SCA, using saffron, anise (Anise) and celery seed (Celery Seed) has the effect of reducing pain during menstruation.
4. Reduce psoriasis
Some surveys show that drinking saffron every day combined with a fiber-rich diet will reduce psoriasis.
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In addition, there are many rumors about other uses of saffron such as: Preventing cancer, promoting good sleep, supporting the treatment of atherosclerosis, reducing cough, pain relief, preventing baldness and
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Unwanted effects when using saffron pistil
Scientists recommend that you should not use saffron continuously for more than 6 weeks.
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People who should not use saffron
Although saffron is safe for most people, there are some cases where this food should not be consumed.
1. Pregnant and breastfeeding women
Doctors recommend that women who are pregnant should not use Saffron.
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2. Bipolar Disorder
Because of the effects of saffron on the nervous system, researchers advise people with bipolar disorder not to use it.
3. Patients with heart problems
Saffron may make the heart beat faster and stronger.
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4. People with low blood pressure
People with low blood pressure should also not use saffron.
Above are the advantages and disadvantages of saffron.
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