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Organic Flaxseeds are loaded with rich health beneficial nutrients such as omega-3 fats, lignans and dietary fiber - that lower blood pressure, reduce cancer risk and improves cholesterol and weight management.

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Organic Flaxseed is one of the omega rich seeds that provide a high amount of dietary fiber.
  • Omega 3 rich oil seeds
  • High in dietary fiber
  • Natural laxative. Regulates the blood sugar and cholesterol level.
  • Comparable amino acid profile with soybean.
  • Contain soluble fiber, which may promote weight loss by reducing hunger and decreasing cravings

Directions for using organic flaxseeds:
  • It can be soaked by adding 150ml of water to 1tsp of seed.
  • Allow flaxseed to rest in water for 5 min. The swelled gel covered seeds can be consumed as is it or in plain water, soup, salad, fruit juice or buttermilk.
Date of packing:
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Best before 12 months from the date of packaging

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