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Botanical name: Angelica archangelica

Other name: wild celery or Norwegian angelica.

Angelica archangelica is a herb that can reach a height of 250 cm. In Nordic folk medicine, its root, seed, leaf, and fruit have been employed throughout history. The plant contains various chemicals with potential abilities to combat cancer cells and fungi, alleviate anxiety, and soothe the stomach.

Medicinal Uses:

• Kill cancer cells and fungus
• Reduce anxiety
• Settle the stomach
• Acne
• Erythema
• Sinusitis
• Cold
• Headache (especially for migraine)
• Toothache

Botanical name: Triticum aestivum

Other name: Creamy, sweet, malty, wheat flour

Wheat Malt undergoes a malting process akin to that of malting barley, with a slight adjustment in steeping time due to the absence of the wheat husk. Without the husk, wheat absorbs water more rapidly, necessitating a shorter steeping time. The germination process occurs at a high moisture content to facilitate increased modification of the malt.

Medicinal Uses:

• Improves Digestive Health
• Aid good bacteria in the gut
• Improves your immune function
• Regulates your cholesterol levels
• Enhances nutrient absorption

Botanical name: Eleusine coracana

Millet malt, crafted from millet grains, is a nutritious and healthful ingredient versatile enough for use in various dishes such as porridge, bread, and beer. The process of making millet malt involves soaking millet grains in water and subsequently allowing them to undergo germination for a few days.

Medicinal Uses:

• Good for Heart Patients
• Helps in Weight Loss
• Reduces Risk of Colon Cancer
• Decrease High Blood Pressure
• Prevents Celiac disease
• Controls Diabetes
• Good Source of Antioxidants
• Helps in slowing down muscle degradation

Botanical name: Eleusine coracana

Other name: Ragi Java

Ragi malt recipe also known as ragi java or ragi porridge is a healthy dish made with finger millet flour, water and jaggery. Ragi also known as finger millet are tiny red seeds packed with nutrition. Ragi is a superfood. Ragi seeds and its flour are used to make various recipes. Soaked and ground ragi seeds or ragi flour are also used to make Ragi Recipes like Ragi Idli, Ragi Dosa and Ragi Mudde.

Medicinal Uses:

• Diabetes-Friendly
• Good for Babies
• Cardiovascular Health
• Treats Anemia
• Strengthens the Bones and Teeth
• Healthy Skin and Hair

Botanical name: Avena sativa

Oat Malt imparts distinct oat flavors to beer, reminiscent of a comforting breakfast porridge. With elevated levels of fatty acids, this malt introduces a refined and enduring haze to beers, eliminating the need for unmalted adjuncts. The protein structure of oats contributes to a velvety, creamy mouthfeel in the finished beers.

Medicinal Uses:

• Rich in antioxidants
• Powerful soluble fiber
• Lower cholesterol levels
• Improve blood sugar
• Oat malt is very filling and may help you lose weight

Botanical name: Hordeum vulgare

Malted barley, commonly known as malt, holds a special place as the brewer’s grain of choice in beer production. In its simplest state, malt is barley that undergoes germination through soaking in water, a process that readies the starches for conversion into fermentable sugars. Despite being one of the most captivating stages of the brewing journey, malting tends to be a step in the process that is often overlooked and underappreciated.

Medicinal Uses:

• Heart disease and high cholesterol
• Colon cancer
• Diabetes
• Diarrhea
• High blood pressure
• Obesity
• Many other conditions

Wheat bran boasts a delightful combination of sweet and nutty flavors. It complements well with smoothies, yogurt, porridge, or muesli, and can be incorporated into bread and various baking recipes for an extra layer of taste and nutrition.

Medicinal Uses:

• Promotes Digestive Health
• May Help Prevent Certain Cancers
• May Promote Heart Health

Both full-fat and reduced-fat rice bran demonstrate comparable effectiveness to oat bran in reducing high cholesterol levels. Rice bran oil, too, appears to be effective in addressing high cholesterol. Some evidence suggests that rice bran oil can lead to a reduction of 14% in total cholesterol, 20% in LDL, 20% in triglycerides, and an increase of 41% in HDL.

Medicinal Uses:

• High cholesterol, when added to a reduced-fat diet
• Preventing kidney stones in people with high levels of calcium
• Allergic skin rash (atopic dermatitis)
• Preventing stomach cancer

Wheat bran boasts a delightful combination of sweet and nutty flavors. It complements well with smoothies, yogurt, porridge, or muesli, and can be incorporated into bread and various baking recipes for an extra layer of taste and nutrition.

Medicinal Uses:

• Good for Healthy Heart
• Looks After Blood Sugar Levels
• Great for a Healthy Gut
• Helpful in Controlling Appetite
• Rich Source of Nourishment
• Reduces Risk of Cancer
• Beneficial for Pregnant Women
• Lowers Risk of Chronic Diseases

Chili powder blends are primarily crafted from chili peppers, skillfully combined with other spices such as cumin, onion, garlic powder, and occasionally salt. The chili component typically involves red chili peppers, with “hot” variations often incorporating cayenne pepper for an added kick.

Medicinal Uses:

• Helps In Digestion
• Maintains Blood Pressure Levels
• Anti-inflammatory
• Helps in Weight Loss
• Improves Cognitive Function
• Improves Heart Health
• Helps in Nasal Congestion
• Builds Immunity And Fights Diseases