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Uses

• Liver Health:

Puwar Beej is known for its hepatoprotective properties and is used to treat liver disorders like jaundice and hepatitis.

• Skin Health:

The seeds are used in treating skin conditions like eczema, ringworm, and other fungal infections due to th                                            antimicrobial properties.

• Digestive Health:

Acts as a mild laxative and helps in relieving constipation and indigestion.

• Joint Pain Relief:

Used in traditional medicine to reduce inflammation and alleviate pain in conditions like arthritis and rheumatism.

• Respiratory Health:

Beneficial in managing cough, asthma, and bronchitis.

• Eye Health:

Puwar Beej is used in traditional remedies for improving vision and treating eye-related disorders like conjunctivitis.

• Detoxification:

It helps eliminate toxins from the body and supports overall detoxification.

• Natural Pesticide:

• Dye Production:

Uses

• Topical Application: Due to its antiseptic and healing properties, Raal powder is used in topical applications to help treat wounds, cuts, or skin infections. It helps prevent infection and promotes faster healing.
• Arthritis & Pain Relief: The anti-inflammatory properties of Raal powder make it beneficial for treating joint pain, arthritis, and muscle stiffness.
• Cough & Bronchitis: Raal powder is sometimes used to alleviate symptoms of respiratory conditions like cough, bronchitis, or asthma.
• Acne, Rashes & Infections: Raal powder has antimicrobial properties, making it useful in treating skin conditions like acne, rashes, and fungal infections
• Kidney & Bladder Support: Raal powder is sometimes used to support urinary tract health.
• It is believed that Raal powder can support the body’s natural detox processes, particularly in the digestive system and liver, promoting overall health and well-being.

Uses

• Tadka (Tempering) – Used in Indian curries, dals, and sabzis for added flavor.
• Pickling Agent – Mustard seeds are an essential ingredient in pickles.
• Spice Blends – Added to masalas like garam masala and curry powders.
• Condiments & Sauces – Used in mustard sauce and salad dressings.
• Baking & Marinades – Enhances the taste of breads, meats, and vegetables.
• Fermentation – Used in making traditional fermented dishes and drinks.
• Culinary Uses – Used in tadka, curries, pickles, and spice blends.
• Digestive Aid – Stimulates enzymes, reduces bloating and acidity.
• Boosts Metabolism – Aids in weight management and fat digestion.
• Heart Health – Lowers cholesterol and improves circulation.
• Joint Pain Relief – Mustard paste helps reduce inflammation.
• Skin & Hair Care – Used in face masks and mustard oil promotes hair growth.
• Cold & Cough Remedy – Steam inhalation with mustard seeds clears congestion.
• Antibacterial Properties – Fights infections and promotes healing.
• Natural Preservative – Used in pickles and fermented foods.
• Energy Booster – Provides essential minerals and omega-3 fatty acids.