Posts Tagged ‘spice

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10 May, 2009

Sage Has Many Benefits

Posted by: admin In: Functional Foods

Sage, which is beneficial for preventing diseases, has many advantages when used with medical advice.
Sage (Salvia officinalis) exists in meadows and fields. It is also called as lead-wort and Clary. Sage is 30-70 cm tall and has violet flowers, glaring leaves and bitter, fragrant odor.

Sage has been used as a herb for centuries. You can [...]

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Studies which was carried out by Scandinavian researches showed that 3 g daily cinnamon intake regulates the glucose amount in the blood. According the results of research, which carried out with ten people and published in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, with cinnamon consumption, hormone which is responsible to control blood sugar decreases the insulin [...]

12 Apr, 2009

Methyl Yellow In Curry

Posted by: admin In: Food News| Food Safety and Hygiene

Methyl yellow is a yellow colored chemical compound that is generally used as a pH indicator. The molecular formula of this compound is C14H15N3 and its chemical name is 4-Dimethylaminoazobenzene. At below pH 2.9, methyl yellow turns to red and at above pH 4.9 it remains yellow. It was used to used as food additive [...]


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