CHIA SEED STOCK
EXPIRY JAN 2018
CHIA SEED STOCK
EXPIRY JAN 2018
SPECIAL OFFER 500G CHIA SEEDS
CHIA SEED ORIGIN: SOUTH AMERICA (BOLIVIA)
OPTIONAL ADD ON: BUCKWHEAT CHIA SEED COOKIES (100g)
1 Box @ $4 , 2 Boxes @ $8
OPTIONAL ADD ON: BUCKWHEAT TEA & COFFEE SAMPLER:
*Contains 1 sachet Roasted Buckwheat Green Tea & 1 sachet Buckwheat Black Coffee per pack
Our Chia seeds is black with some white mixed in. As in the image above.
** The free tea & coffee sample is limited to 1 per order only (not 1 per bag of chia seed).**
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BUCKWHEAT CHIA SEEDS COOKIES
100g per Box (Contains about 20pcs cookies/box)
VERY DELICIOUS AND TASTY!
What is Buckwheat?
Not only is buckwheat not a type of wheat, it is not even technically a "grain”. Buckwheat is actually a fruit seed that comes from a plant that is also called beech wheat. Buckwheat belongs to the Polygonaceae family of plants. Two other well-known members of this family are rhubarb and sorrel. Buckwheat does not contain gluten like wheat does and therefore you can truly count on it to be "wheat-free" in every respect.
Buckwheat protein shows potential for cholesterol reduction
By Stephen Daniells, 31-Aug-2007
Proteins from tartary buckwheat and common buckwheat helped reduce cholesterol levels in rats on a high cholesterol diet by at least 25 per cent, report Japanese researchers.
A type of herb called buckwheat may be beneficial in the management of diabetes, say researchers. “ A food that could actively reduce blood glucose levels could be a real breakthrough.” - Diabetes UK
Story from BBC NEWS
Buckwheat May Be Beneficial For Managing Diabetes
November 18, 2003 - American Chemical Society
Researchers in Canada have found new evidence that buckwheat, a grain used in making pancakes and soba noodles, may be beneficial in the management of diabetes.