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Chia seeds
Chia seeds have many health benefits, including improving digestion, heart health, and skin health. They are high in fibre, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and minerals.
Health benefits
- Digestion:Â Chia seeds are high in fibre, which can help with digestion and gut health.
- Heart health:Â Chia seeds can help lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart disease.
- Weight loss:Â Chia seeds may help with weight loss.
- Blood sugar:Â Chia seeds may help regulate blood sugar levels.
- Skin health:Â Chia seeds can promote skin detoxification and health.
- Bone health:Â Chia seeds can support bone health.
- Energy:Â Chia seeds can boost energy and metabolism.
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Khapli wheat
The four prominent species of wheat are as below:
- Common wheat or bread wheat (Triticum aestivum) – The most widely cultivated species in the world.
- Spelt (Triticum spelta) – Another species largely replaced by bread wheat, but in the 21st century grown, often organically, for artisanal bread and pasta.
- Durum (Triticum durum) – A species of wheat widely used today, and the second most widely cultivated wheat. This hard, translucent, light-coloured grain is used to make semolinaflour for pasta and bulghur. It is high in protein, specifically, gluten protein.
- Emmer (Triticum dicoccum) – A species cultivated in ancient times, derived from wild emmer, Triticum dicoccoides.
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Low GI Rice
A glycemic index (GI) diet is an eating plan based on how foods affect your blood sugar level. The glycemic index is a system of assigning a number to carbohydrate-containing foods according to how much each food increases blood sugar. The glycemic index itself is not a diet plan but one of various tools — such as calorie counting or carbohydrate counting — for guiding food choices.
The term “glycemic index diet” usually refers to a specific diet plan that uses the index as the primary or only guide for meal planning.
Many popular commercial diets, diet books and diet websites are based on the glycemic index, including the Zone Diet, Sugar Busters, and the Slow-Carb Diet.65 in stock
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Suranjana Turmeric
- Suranjana- High Curcumin turmeric:
Grown out in the Sun, under the rain, using traditional agricultural wisdom, without the use of any chemicals, pesticides, or fertilisers, well, that is the “Suranjana- High curcumin turmeric”.
Suranjana turmeric is proud and humble in equal measure when it claims that it has 5-7% Curcumin by weight, one of the highest in the world. The world around, is excited about the medicinal potential of curcumin, which helps boost immunity, induces good sleep, heals cuts and wounds, acts as an anti- aging tonic and is antiseptic and anti-inflammatory. Also, Curcumin helps lower blood cholesterol levels and protects the body from diabetes.
This turmeric, thus, has a delicate and beautiful balance of extremely high Curcumin, which is a wonder natural medicine and has taken birth and grown in a chemical-free soil and water of the Doors.
In Europe, turmeric having less than 5% curcumin is considered  colouring agent and not turmeric. Sadly, in India, most turmeric brands don’t even mention the curcumin content on their products, when tested in accredited food testing laboratories, many have been found to have curcumin content below 5%.
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The Doors Honey
- “The Dooars’ honey”
This honey is produced in “The Dooars” by placing the apiaries close to flowering areas.
COMPARISON WITH GENERAL HONEY:
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Parameter BRAND X- Light Honey The Dooars’ Honey- Dark Honey Texture Thin Thick Colour Light Dark Antioxidants Less More Minerals Less More Nutrients Less More Flavour Light Strong Viscosity Less More Sugar Added No Treatment Chemicals Cow dung smoke Harvesting process Chemical smoke Cow dung + Ghee smoke 99 in stock
