Description
- Valuelife Job's tears, (scientific name Coix lacryma-jobi) also known as adlay or adlay millet, is grown as a traditional and medicinal food of tribals in Indian tropical regions. Since these crops are grown under conventional and natural farming, the nutritional and medicinal values are well retained at its high potency. Our grains are hand pounded and traditionally processed to make ready for cooking.
- Jobs Tears helps to decreases body weights, food consumption, fat size, adipose fat tissue mass and cholesterol level and triglycerides.
- Jobs Tears seeds helps to improved levels of numerous osteoporosis biomarkers in the blood. The scientists figured that the extracts might be able to reversing osteoporosis and may additionally be a beneficial healthy food for osteoporosis avoidance.
- Jobs Tears helps to considerably decrease amounts of total cholesterol and harmful low-density lipoprotein, or LDL, cholesterol.
- Among the traditional uses of Jobs Tears is usually helps to deal with allergies, which includes topical formulations of plant extracts for the allergic skin ailment known as contact dermatitis.
- How to use: Wash as well as rinse 1/2 cup of Jobs tears well, after that soak them in 4 cups of pure water for around 2 hours or overnight. Pour the grain, herb and water in a huge nonaluminum pot, bring to a boil, cover, then lower heat and simmer for around 1 hour, till the grain is completely cooked and also the fluid starts to thicken. Enjoy the thicken soup for medicinal and health benefits.
Job's Tears Adlay Millet contains a rich vitamin B complex, protein, calcium, iron, fibers and more, and it's even more nutritious than rice and wheat. It helps leaving your skin white (translucent) & smooth, and relieve tiredness. It's a nutrient that helps protect your cells from harmful "free radicals." Vitamin E also helps your body fight germs and keeps your blood vessels open and clear of clots. You may also hear it called a fat-soluble vitamin, which means it needs fat to dissolve in your body.