Here’s all You Need to Know About Carom Ajwain Seeds

Organic Carom Ajwain seeds are best for common ailments such as bloating stomach, and common cold but you should understand that it is not good for all.

There is a fault in its name itself, Carom Seeds are generally misunderstood as seeds. However, they are actually fruits of the plant Bishop’s Weed, and certainly not the seeds. Both the leaves and fruits of Bishop’s weed are consumed by humans. In Hindi, it is generally called as Ajwain. In this post we will talk about the organic carom ajwain seeds, there common use, health benefits and when you should avoid taking the carom seeds.

A common use of it:

In India, it is generally utilized as a spice or for home remedies for curing various illness. It is a type of spice that exists in almost every Indian kitchen for serving multi-purpose benefits. 

There are some uses of carom seeds you might don’t know which can help in increasing its multi-purpose properties. Moreover, you can enhance the properties of the carom ajwain seeds, if you replace them with the organic one.

As many of you might be aware of the benefits of organic products, Organic Ajwain, in the same way is beneficial to your body. With our machine-less manufacturing processes, the organic carom ajwain seeds are completely natural and free from all kind of chemicals retaining all its powerful health enhancing properties.

What Benefits Will You Get?

• The most common use and benefit we can say is seen in Indian cuisines. We get the specific taste and aroma in the food.
• You can use Ajwain for curing a common cold as well. It can be mixed with jaggery and the paste prepared with ajwain and jaggery will work to cure common cold and harshness in the throat.
• Also, if you have indigestion problems like bloating in the stomach, Ajwain with warm water can be a lot effective. 
• Oma water, is prepared by boiling Carom Seeds in water and after boiling the residue is thrown and the leftover water is consumed. Taking oma water daily in a diet can help to develop a good metabolism. Also, oma water should be taken by pregnant women to get rid of unwanted digestive problems.
• Taking the fumes of it or gargling with this can reduce the toothaches.

When not to take?

• Bishop’s Weed contains a compound called Khellin, which contracts the uterus thus harmful for pregnant women. This can lead to premature deliveries or other pregnancy related problems.
• If you are dealing with any kind of illness in the liver and you are on medications. Or you are taking any medication which is affecting the liver as side effects then this the carom seeds can make the condition worse. Also, it's told to avoid this during the lactational period but the reason is still not specified.
• If you are going to have surgery or if there is ongoing surgery then avoid taking ajwain. This slows the process of blood clotting thus making you more anaemic.
•  Also, if you are taking any medication to increase sensitivity to sunlight, the ajwain can further increase your sensitivity that might lead to sunburns.

Organic Carom Ajwain Seeds as a spice performs various functions related to taste, aroma, health benefits and more. Whether it is related to giving texture to the food or providing an umbrella of health wellness. It is always advisable to buy organic ajwain for your kitchen as it will serve you in every possible way if consumed accordingly.

We, at ORCO have a wide range of spices that includes organic red chilli powder, natural black salt, organic jeera sabut, organic fish masala, organic methi, kitchen king and lot more. We have pledged to provide our customers with the best in the market, natural, chemical-free and tastiest organic spices.