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Lotus Root Kudzu Root Sweet Potato Powder

Lotus Root Kudzu Root Sweet Potato Powder

Regular price Dhs. 184.00 AED
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I. Lotus Root Powder
Origin: Processed from lotus roots, rich in starch, dietary fiber, minerals (e.g., calcium, iron), and vitamins (e.g., B vitamins, vitamin C).  
Key Benefits:  
1. Strengthens Spleen and Nourishes Stomach: Mild and easily digestible, ideal for those with weak digestion, diarrhea, or constipation.  
2. Enriches Blood and Boosts Energy: Contains iron and trace vitamin B12, aiding anemia and improving complexion.  
3. Clears Heat and Cools Blood: Retains mild cooling properties from raw lotus roots, suitable for dry mouth or internal heat.  
4. Enhances Immunity: Vitamin C and antioxidants support immune function.  

Recommended For:  
- Weak constitution or post-surgery recovery  
- Individuals with digestive issues or sensitive stomachs  
- Those with anemia or needing blood nourishment  

Precautions:  
- High starch content; diabetics should consume in moderation.  

II. Kudzu Root Powder
Origin: Made from kudzu root tubers, rich in puerarin, isoflavones (e.g., daidzin, puerarin), dietary fiber, and minerals.  
Key Benefits:  
1. Reduces Fever and Promotes Fluids: Cooling nature alleviates fever, thirst, and sore throat during early-stage wind-heat colds.  
2. Regulates Blood Pressure and Sugar: Puerarin improves blood flow and aids blood pressure control; may assist in glucose management.  
3. Protects Cardiovascular Health: Isoflavones lower cholesterol and prevent arteriosclerosis.  
4. Anti-Aging and Skin Care: Antioxidants delay aging; isoflavones mimic estrogen, easing menopausal discomfort.  
5. Detoxifies Alcohol and Protects Liver: Traditionally believed to accelerate alcohol metabolism and reduce liver strain.  

Recommended For:  
- Individuals with hypertension or high cholesterol  
- Menopausal women or those needing hormonal balance  
- Frequent alcohol consumers or liver support seekers  

Precautions:  
- Cooling nature may worsen diarrhea or cold intolerance in those with weak spleen/stomach.  
- Hypotension patients should use cautiously to avoid further blood pressure drops.  

III. Sweet Potato Powder  
I. Health Benefits 
1. Improves Digestion and Relieves Constipation
   - High in dietary fiber, it promotes gut motility, aids detoxification, and alleviates constipation.  
   - Contains pectin to protect the stomach lining, ideal for those with sensitive digestion.  

2. Supports Blood Sugar and Cholesterol Management
   - Slows sugar absorption, reducing post-meal blood sugar spikes (note: moderate intake is key due to starch content).  
   - Flavonoids and potassium help lower cholesterol and support heart health.  

3. Boosts Immunity and Anti-Aging 
   - Rich in beta-carotene (converts to vitamin A), vitamin C, and vitamin B6, enhancing antioxidant activity and immunity.  
   - Mucoproteins improve blood vessel elasticity and slow aging.  

4. Low-Calorie Weight Management Aid 
   - Lower in calories than wheat flour and highly satiating, it serves as a healthier staple substitute for weight control.  

5. Tonic Effects in Traditional Medicine 
   - In Chinese medicine, sweet potato starch is considered neutral and sweet, believed to strengthen the spleen/stomach, nourish blood, boost energy (*qi*), and promote fluid balance, aiding fatigue recovery.  

III. Precautions 
Acid Sensitivity: May trigger acid reflux; consume sparingly if prone to ulcers or heartburn.  

How to prepare:
- Add 2-3 tablespoons (20-30g) of powder to a bowl.  
- Pour in cold water (~30ml) and stir until fully dissolved into a milky, lump-free liquid. 
- Immediately add boiling water** (≥95°C) while stirring rapidly to ensure even heat distribution.  
- Continue stirring until the mixture thickens and turns translucent or semi-transparent. 

Adjust Consistency:  
   - Too thick? Add hot water gradually and stir.  
   - Too thin? Reheat gently on the stove while stirring. 

Key Tips for Success
Use boiling water: Critical for gelatinization; insufficient heat leads to a cloudy texture.  
Cold water first: Prevents clumping when hot water is added.  
Stir quickly: Rapid mixing for 10-15 seconds ensures smooth thickening.  

Customization for Different Needs
1. For cold-sensitive individuals:  
   - Consume warm or add ginger juice/brown sugar to counterbalance cooling properties.  

2. For infants or the elderly:  
   - Dilute to a thinner consistency for easier swallowing and digestion.  

3. Flavor enhancements:  
   - Add honey, osmanthus syrup, crushed nuts, or goji berries for taste and nutrition.  

 

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