Femme Organics Fennel Seeds 50g

Fennel is a rich source of fibre, which helps you stay fuller for longer, further preventing you from cravings and overeating. This leads to lesser calorie consumption, resulting in weight loss.

Consuming it may help reduce fat storage by improving vitamin and mineral absorption in the body.

Fennel has diuretic properties; therefore, drinking fennel tea can help remove toxins from the body, which in turn, may contribute to weight loss.

Fennel seeds are responsible for kick-starting your metabolism. A healthy metabolism is the key to losing weight in a healthy way.

Fennel contains a plethora of antioxidants like phosphorus, selenium, zinc, manganese, choline, beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin, all of which are known to protect your body against free radicals that are known to cause oxidative stress. Oxidative stress in the body can lead to obesity and diabetes like conditions.

The volatile oils like estragole, fenchone and anethole present in fennel seeds help kick-start digestion by promoting the production of gastric enzymes. A good digestive system is the key to lose weight, the healthy way.

Suggested uses

Fennel tea and fennel seed water are two beverages you can enjoy drinking while on a weight loss journey. Here's how you can prepare them at home.

1. Fennel water
All you need to do is take one or two teaspoons of fennel seeds and add them in a glassful of water and leave it overnight. Drink it first thing in the morning.

2. Fennel tea
Take one teaspoon of fennel seeds and add them in hot water. Make sure you do not boil them as boiling may kill most of its nutrients. Cover and let it rest for about 10 minutes and then drink it three times a day.

What Are The Benefits of Fennel Seeds?

1.       Improve Digestive Health

Among the uses of fennel seeds, this one is quite popular. The seeds are used to treat an array of digestive ailments, including heartburn, intestinal gas (and infant gas), bloating, and even colic in infants. The seeds have antispasmodic and carminative effects, which can help treat other serious digestive ailments like irritable bowel

2.       Treat Asthma And Other Respiratory Ailments 
 

The phytonutrients in fennel seeds help clear sinuses – and this can relieve asthma symptoms. And their expectorant properties heal other respiratory ailments like bronchitis, cough, and congestion.

3.       Benefit Breastfeeding Women 
 

Fennel seeds contain a compound called anethole, which is a phytoestrogen that mimics the properties of the estrogen hormone and increases milk secretion in women. So, fennel seeds benefits lactating women.

4.       Combat Bad Breath 
 

They have anise (or licorice) flavor. Simply munching on 5 to 10 fennel seeds freshens your breath. The seeds increase the production of saliva – thereby washing out the bacteria. The essential oil has antibacterial properties that help fight the germs that cause bad breath.

5.       Help Fight Diabetes 
 

A 2008 study found that fennel essential oil might lower blood sugar levels in diabetics. Fennel seeds are also a good source of vitamin C, the high intake of which was also found to lower blood sugar levels. Beta-carotene, another antioxidant in fennel seeds, has also been linked to reduced cholesterol levels in patients with type 2 diabetes.

6.       Increase Breast Growth 
 

We have already seen that fennel can mimic the properties of human estrogen, which is why it can promote breast growth. However, due to limited information, we suggest you talk to your doctor before using fennel seeds for this purpose.

7.       Help Lower Cholesterol Levels 
 

The fiber in fennel seeds prevents the reabsorption of cholesterol. It achieves this by binding the bile salts, which consequently prevents heart-related ailments.

8.       Cure Edema 
 

Edema is the swelling of tissues in the body due to excess of fluid. Though there are no concrete studies, anecdotal evidence supports the efficacy of fennel seeds in curing edema. Anethole, one important compound in fennel seeds, can control blood pressure and flush out the excess water from the body. In addition, the seeds also improve kidney function, ultimately helping in flushing out toxins.

9.       Boost Fertility 
 

This might be true with fennel tea. Given its estrogenic properties, it might promote fertility and even induce labor in pregnant women.

10.   Regulate Blood Pressure Levels  
 

One reason fennel seeds work wonders on blood pressure levels is their potassium levels. This mineral counteracts the ill effects of sodium and regulates the fluid amount in the bloodstream.

11.   Aid Hernia Treatment 
 

Some sources mention the use of fennel seeds by traditional Chinese medicine for treating hernia. However, we need more research to confirm if they can be used in mainstream hernia treatment.

12.   Enhance Liver Health 
 

Fennel seeds are rich in selenium, which improves the function of the liver enzymes and detoxifies some harmful compounds in the body.

13.   Can Promote Weight Loss 
 

Being rich in fiber, fennel seeds can aid weight loss and keep hunger pangs at bay. The seeds also are said to decrease fat storage as they improve nutrient absorption.

14.   Also, fennel seeds have diuretic properties. 
 

They increase urine output and flush out the excess fluid from the body This also might contribute to weight loss. But there is something to be kept in mind – most often, the weight loss induced by fennel could be a direct consequence of water loss, and not fat loss.

15.   Ease Morning Sickness 
 

Fennel seeds can be used to calm the stomach and offer quick relief from morning sickness. Chewing fennel seeds or having fennel tea can help achieve this.Fennel seeds also prevent stomach gas and encourage the expulsion of gas. This can help treat nausea, especially if it is caused due to digestive issues like flatulence or intestinal gas.

16.   Improve Menstrual Symptoms 
 

Preliminary studies have confirmed that fennel is safe and effective for easing menopause symptoms. Other studies have also confirmed the effectiveness of fennel in treating postmenopausal symptoms

17.   Interestingly, the phytoestrogenic properties of fennel seeds can also help treat menstrual symptoms like cramps and hot flashes

18.   Enhance Sleep Quality 
 

Some sources suggest that the magnesium in fennel seeds can improve the quality and duration of sleep. The mineral also treats sleep disorders like insomnia.

19.   Treat Candida 
 

The antioxidants in fennel seeds can help treat candida. The seeds also possess antibacterial and antifungal properties – and can hence be effective against E.coli and Candida albicans, both of which cause candida.

20.   Tone and Improve Skin Appearance 
 

The antimicrobial properties of fennel seeds – which also make them a wonderful remedy for skin problems. For toning your skin, you can take a handful of fennel seeds and add them to boiling water. Allow it to cool down. Dab it on your face with the help of cotton balls as many times as you can throughout the day. Your skin will feel toned and thoroughly refreshed. You can also use fennel seed steam facial for enhanced skin texture. Add a tablespoon of fennel seeds to one litre of boiling water. Lean over it and cover your head and neck with a towel for 5 minutes. Do this twice a week to clean the pores and make your skin glow. You can also use a face mask, which is quite easy to prepare. Prepare a fennel seed infusion by adding a tablespoon of fennel seeds to half a cup of boiling water. Wait for 30 minutes and add a tablespoon each of oatmeal and honey to it. Make a smooth paste and apply it to your face. Leave it on for 20 minutes. Wash off with lukewarm water.

21.   Improve Hair Health 
 

The antioxidants and other antimicrobial properties in fennel seeds help treat a host of hair ailments. Some of these include dandruff, scalp itchiness, hair breakage, and hair fall. There are two ways you can use fennel seeds for boosting hair health.

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