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Sesame seeds, delicious and nutritious

  1. Sesame seed is the healthiest seed known to man. This crunchy treat is also the oldest seed. Sesame oil is probably the oldest vegetable oil used by mankind. Sesame seeds are packed with vitamins. It is an antioxidant, which means that it removes cancer-causing free radicals from the body.

Sesame seed, a phythotherapeutic agent

  1. Sesame seeds are used for several applications in phytotherapy. Sesamin and sesamoline are two substances that are named after this seed. They are antioxidants and they counteract high blood pressure and protect the liver from damage caused by free radicals. Because sesame helps the liver, it is able to remove waste products better, which is good for many diseases, including atopic eczema

Sesame seeds help prevent cancer and myocardial infarction

  1. There is oleic acid in sesame seeds. That lowers blood pressure. It also more helps to make the good cholesterol in the body stronger and to eliminate the bad cholesterol. The unsaturated fatty acids to which oleic acid belongs help prevent cardiovascular disease. Furthermore, sesame seeds contain a lot of the essential amino acid

Sesame seeds: full of vitamins and minerals

  1. Sesame seeds are rich in vitamins and minerals. A cup of sesame seeds has more calcium than a cup of milk of the same size. It contains more mineral types including: manganese, copper, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc, iron and selenium. Furthermore, there are fibers

Tahini

  1. Sesame seeds are the main ingredient of tahini. Tahin is a delicious sesame paste for bread or to make sauces. It is slightly more expensive than loose sesame grains. It is wonderful to top your sandwich with tahini. You can enrich it further with cress. The combination with the salty vegamite, a yeast product where vitamin B12

The medicinal properties of sesame seeds

  1. If you want to list all the good things about sesame seeds, you can almost write a book. The copper contained in sesame seeds helps relieve the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Magnesium helps to combat asthma by preventing spasms in the airways. Because spasms in the trigeminal blood vessels are stopped, migraine becomes

Tips for using sesame seeds

  1. Sesame deserves a permanent place in the daily diet. Sesame can simply be sprinkled through a muesli during breakfast or spread on the sandwich in the form of tahini. You can also cover a sandwich with honey with a layer of sesame seeds. Vegetables such as cooked broccoli can be enriched by sprinkling sesame on top. You can add sesame grains to any green salad, along with other kernels and seeds such as pumpkin seeds, pine nuts, sunflower seeds

Tahini sauce

  1. Make a sauce from tahini by mixing tahini with warm water and stirring well. When it has become a smooth emulsion, season the sauce with garlic, pepper and salt. This can be used as a vegetable sauce over broccoli and cauliflower.

  2. Make a sauce from tahini by mixing tahini with warm water and stirring well. When it has become a smooth emulsion, season the sauce with garlic, pepper and salt. You can use this as a vegetable sauce over broccoli and cauliflower.



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