Cumin aids digestion by increasing the activity of digestive proteins. It may also reduce symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.
Many people around the world don’t get enough iron. It is very dense in iron, providing almost 20% of your daily iron in one teaspoon.
Free radicals are lone electrons that cause inflammation and damage DNA. Contains antioxidants that stabilize free radicals.
Supplements may help improve blood sugar control, though it is not clear what causes this effect or how much is needed.
Traditional use as a seasoning may restrict the growth of infectious bacteria and fungi. This may reduce food-borne illnesses.
Cumin extracts reduce signs of narcotic addiction in mice. It is not yet known if they would have similar effects in humans.
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