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‘Til’ or sesame seeds have been a kitchen commodity in every Indian household from generations to generations. Sesame seeds are a powerhouse of minerals. It has been used in Ayurvedic products widely.

Sesame oil for cooking has a slightly nutty taste, making it excellent for stir-fried dishes and salad dressings. Sesame oil helps in lower cholesterol and inflammation in the body.

The taste of health

To maintain beauty we need sufficient dietary fiber, and sesame seeds, or ' til ' we term it as a holistic and alternative medicine for therapeutic properties.

While we are not using ‘ til ‘ as a beneficiary product, to its extent, our ancestors sure used it in a variety of ways to prolong their life by building up good immunity.

 

Losing hair? Sesame seeds strengthen the roots which are already rich in omega fatty acids and repair hair damage too. Sesame oil is good for hair, which improves blood circulation to rejuvenate hair follicles and growth.

Sesame cold pressed oil benefits, includes Vitamin E as antioxidant property. It also has a high concentration of fatty acids, and zinc, copper, magnesium, calcium, and iron which contributes to healthy bones; the prevention of osteoporosis, migraine and colon cancer; also contributing to respiratory health.

 

How many of you are trying to cope with stress at work? Or having sleepless nights? Well, try sesame seeds. It has amino acid which is directly connected to serotonin activity; which impacts our mood. It will help you keep chronic stress at bay.

 

Additionally, a study reveals that sesame reduces inflammation and cholesterol. Doctors recommend eating sesame seeds daily, which witness a 10 percent of the reduction in total weight.

Are you Vitamin B deficient ?? It has the most futile functions in our body like boosting metabolism and regulating cell function. Sesame seeds help you in meeting this daily dose of vitamin B.

Black sesame seeds have a rich source of macrominerals. Your body requires minerals, especially improving heart disease risk factors, particularly high blood pressure

 Traces of black sesame seeds help with the immune system, as well as the circulation of oxygen throughout your body to keep disease at bay.

 Sesame seed oils are often included in skin products, such as soap, shampoo, and moisturizer. The nutrients in the seeds help your skin look flawless and can help reduce wrinkles, and early aging of the skin to a large extent.

 Sesame seeds are nutritious and offer many health benefits. They are a good source of healthy constituents. Due to their antioxidant properties, sesame seeds can largely contribute to the prevention of health issues, including cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases.

The seeds are incredibly versatile. They can easily be sprinkled on salad dressing,  noodle, and rice dishes. The seeds can even be used in baked goods or as a crunchy coating for fish too.

 Raw or toasted sesame seeds are easy to sprinkle in a variety of recipes adding more taste and texture to your diet regime.