Health Benefits

A much grown plant in India, Coriandrum is a common ingredient in Indian cooking, with young plant (green shoots and leaves) used for flavoring and garnishing curries and soups and the seeds (raw or roasted) used as condiments in curry powders and seasonings.

• May help lower blood sugar.
• Rich in immune-boosting antioxidants.
• May benefit heart health.
• May protect brain health.
• May promote digestion and gut health.
• May fight infections.
• May protect your skin.
• Easy to add to your diet.

Features

The name Coriandrum, used by Pliny, derived from the Greek word for a bug, referring to the fetid, bug-like odor given off by the fresh plant when bruised. Coriander seeds commonly known as Dhana in Indian household.

Health Benefits

A much grown plant in India, Coriandrum is a common ingredient in Indian cooking, with young plant (green shoots and leaves) used for flavoring and garnishing curries and soups and the seeds (raw or roasted) used as condiments in curry powders and seasonings.

• May help lower blood sugar.
• Rich in immune-boosting antioxidants.
• May benefit heart health.
• May protect brain health.
• May promote digestion and gut health.
• May fight infections.
• May protect your skin.
• Easy to add to your diet.

Features

The name Coriandrum, used by Pliny, derived from the Greek word for a bug, referring to the fetid, bug-like odor given off by the fresh plant when bruised. Coriander seeds commonly known as Dhana in Indian household.