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Jamun Seed Powder
The seed of the jamun, or Indian black plum, dried and milled to a fine powder. The fruit itself is a short-lived monsoon treat; the seed is what Ayurveda has traditionally kept and used, and it carries a very different character — dry, astringent and bitter rather than sweet. It is one of the classical Ayurvedic single-herb powders, and it is nearly always taken in water on an empty stomach rather than used in cooking.
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Origin
Jamun seeds are separated from selected ripe fruit, then washed, dried and finely milled under controlled conditions to preserve their natural composition.
Composition
| Ingredients | 100% Pure Jamun Seed Powder (Syzygium cumini). No additives, preservatives, colours, flavours or fillers. |
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| Taste Profile | Dry, astringent and distinctly bitter, with a woody earthiness and a puckering finish. Assertive, and usually taken with water rather than savoured. |
| Category | Herbal Powders |
How to Use
- Stirred into warm water, traditionally on an empty stomach
- Mixed into buttermilk or chaas
- Blended into a herbal tonic with other Ayurvedic powders
- Taken with honey to soften the bitterness
- Combined with bhringraj or karela powder in traditional practice
Directions of Use
- Take 1/2 teaspoon (about 3 g) in warm water once daily, or as directed by a qualified practitioner.
- Traditionally taken in the morning before food.
- Start with a smaller quantity and increase gradually.
- The bitterness is characteristic of genuine jamun seed and is expected.
- Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
- If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking any medication — particularly anything affecting blood sugar — or are due for surgery, consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before use.
Benefits
- A classical single-herb powder in Ayurvedic tradition
- Made from the seed, the part traditionally retained and used
- Contains tannins and polyphenols characteristic of jamun
- Finely milled for easy mixing into water or buttermilk
- Single ingredient with no fillers or additives
- A traditional companion to other Ayurvedic powders
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