BLACK PEPPER

• 50g
• 100g

Spicy

Black

One year from the date of packing.

Store Black Pepper as whole seeds in a sealed container in a cool, dry place. Keep away from direct sunlight.

Pouches

Indian

• The piperine in black pepper is linked to cancer prevention, and when mixed with turmeric, it becomes twice as effective.
• The easiest approach to get the most advantages from pepper is to eat freshly ground pepper instead of cooking it with food.
• Black pepper's piperine aids digestion by stimulating the stomach, which secretes more hydrochloric acid, which aids in the digestion of proteins in food.
• As a result, a pinch of pepper in your food will aid digestion.
• Because black pepper is antimicrobial, it aids in the treatment of colds and coughs.
• It only takes a spoonful of honey and a pinch of freshly crushed pepper to get the job done.
• It also relieves chest congestion, which is commonly caused by pollution, the flu, or a viral illness. You may steam it by combining it with hot water and eucalyptus oil.
• Black pepper is also a good antibacterial due to its high Vitamin C content.
• Black pepper is quite effective at extracting nutrients from food.
• Its outermost layer also contains phytonutrients, which aid in the breakdown of fat cells while also boosting metabolism.
• It also improves blood circulation and oxygen levels in the skin.
• Incorporating it into your diet also helps to prevent unwelcome skin wrinkles.
• Black pepper is thought to aid in the treatment of Vitiligo, a condition in which the skin's colour fades and white patches appear.
• The piperine in black pepper is supposed to help with depression.
• It stimulates the brain and makes it more active, allowing it to work effectively.