Milk Thistle Seeds

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Milk Thistle Seeds (Silybum Marianum)

Milk thistle is native to the Mediterranean and grows across the whole southern Europe. The flower, the root, the leaves and the seeds are the edible parts of the plant, but nowadays it seems that the seeds have numerous properties. Milk thistle was known in ancient Greece and it was used for its properties. Ancient Greeks used its decoction to treat any kind of melancholy. Furthermore, Dioscorides recommended “silybum” (milk thistle in ancient Greek language) for healing wounds, body’s detoxification and women’s milk production.

Nowadays, milk thistle seeds seems to have literally medical properties and there is a huge scientific research on it, making it one of the most researched plants.This is the reason that this herb belongs to the category of superfoods. Modern herbal medicine suggests milk thistle as the main remedy to protect the liver from infections, alcohol’s consumption side effects and chemotherapy. Moreover, this superfood can be consumed as tonic of the brain and memory, as soothing to the runny nose, for pleurisy and psoriasis. Furthermore, its anticancer and neuroprotective properties have been recently discovered. At last milk thistle protects heart due to cholesterol’s reduction that it causes.

Milk thistle is not used in cooking. The consumption of its seeds beverage is a gift to your body. Moreover, milk thistle seeds can be roasted and can be consumed instead of coffee.

Health Benefits of Milk Thistle Seeds

Learn AboutMilk Thistle SeedsBenefits Health Benefits   Milk thistle seeds are used more often for liver disorders, including liver damage caused by chemicals, Amanita phalloides mushroom poisoning, jaundice, chronic inflammatory liver disease, cirrhosis of the liver and chronic hepatitis. Milk thistle is also used for loss of appetite, heartburn (dyspepsia) and gallbladder disorders. The seeds [...]

Milk Thistle – Mythology

Learn AboutMilk ThistleMythology It is said that the flower of milk thistle is named by the wise centaur Chiron, teacher of Jason Achilles Asclepius and Apollo. In the titanic battle Chiron was with the part of Hercules in his battle against the Centaurs, but Hercules hurt him accidentally in the leg with an arrow dipped [...]

Side Effects of Milk Thistle Seeds

Learn AboutMilk Thistle SeedsSide Effects Milk thistle is likely safe when taken by mouth for most adults. Milk thistle sometimes causes a laxative effect. Other less common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, indigestion, intestinal gas, bloating, fullness or pain and loss of appetite. Special Precautions & Warnings: Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about [...]

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