Quinoa (Seeds) – Kanocha (Beej) – Hajarmani – Kanucha Beej – Madras Leaf Flower Seeds – Phyllanthus Maderaspatensis – क्विनोआ (बीज)

• Best For: Antibacterial support (genitourinary infections), digestive health (carminative, laxative), liver protection (hepatoprotective, jaundice), kidney and urinary disorders (diuretic), respiratory wellness (bronchitis), anti-inflammatory conditions, and as a natural source of antioxidants and bioactive compounds.
• Purity: 100% pure, naturally dried seeds of Phyllanthus maderaspatensis. Ethically sourced, free from additives and preservatives. Rich in phytochemicals including alkaloids, flavonoids, and bioactive compounds with antibacterial and hepatoprotective properties.
• Key Fact: Known as Kanocha in Unani medicine, these seeds have been traditionally used to treat genitourinary infectious diseases. Research validates their significant antibacterial activity and potent hepatoprotective effects for liver health.
• Usage: Powder: 1-3g with warm water or honey. For decoction: Boil seeds in water, strain and drink. For liver and urinary support: As directed by physician. For external use: Paste for skin conditions. Consult physician during pregnancy or before medicinal use. Store in cool, dry place away from sunlight.

IndianJadiBooti Quinoa Seeds is of Premium Quality and is hand selected and sourced directly from farmers and reliable suppliers. We use the best processing and preservation methods to secure the highest quality standards in all our products. 

• Original 100% Genuine Quality Guaranted to have Maximum Effectiveness
• NO Preservatives, NO Adulteration, NO Added Color or Fragrance
• Procured directly from Farmers
• Packed in GMP Certified Facility
• Certified Quality
• Clean and Sorted herbs available in Retail as well as Wholesale
• Rich in Nutrients
• Unlock the potentials of these natural treasures provided by our mother earth. These boost your energy and assist your entire wellness journey.

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