What is psyllium husk?
Psyllium husk is the outer layer of the grain that is derived from the seed of the plant Plantago ovata. It contains about 50% of the chopped raw material.
The husk mainly contains a fiber known as hemicellulose—a complex carbohydrate generally found in whole grains, vegetables, and fruits. The fiber-rich component helps keep the digestive system moving smoothly and prevents constipation. It also has other benefits, such as helping with diarrhea and bloating.
| Color | Light brown to moderate brown |
|---|---|
| Odor | Fain characteristics |
| Taste | Bland, mucilaginous |
| Particle Size | Maximum 1.0 % on U.S.S. 10# |
| Moisture (loss or drying) | Maximum 12.0 % |
| Total Ash | Maximum 4.0 % |
| Acid Insoluble Ash | Maximum 1.0% |
| Foreign Organic Matter | Maximum 0.5 % |
What are the user benefits of psyllium seeds?
Psyllium seeds reduce heartburn pain by reducing abdominal distention.
They also help to keep the digestive tract healthy and functioning properly.
They also help lower cholesterol levels by binding bile acids in the intestines and reducing their absorption into the bloodstream.
Psyllium seeds help to feel full longer after eating, which helps in weight loss and maintaining a healthy weight.
How should users consume psyllium seeds?
Users should take one teaspoon of psyllium seed powder mixed with warm water daily as part of their diet plan for better results on constipation relief.
What is the minimum order quantity of psyllium seeds?
The minimum order quantity is ‘add quantity here.’
How do you pack psyllium seeds?
We package psyllium seeds to allow them to be transported safely and securely. Our packing allows buyers to reseal/repack them in smaller packets.
How to store psyllium seeds?
Psyllium seeds can be stored at room temperature or refrigerated, but they should not be frozen.
If storage is longer than three months, they must be stored in an airtight container with no oxygen exposure.
