Description:

• Foxtail millet has the highest content of Zinc 4.1 mg/100 g which is the highest zinc content found in any grain. 
  
• It's naturally Gluten Free 
  
• It has high dry insoluble fiber 
  
• Foxtail millet high in Anti-Oxidants.
  
• Low in GI and hence suitable for diabetics
• May help in rejuvenating the nervous and vascular systems when consumed regularly
• Foxtail millet rice may be helpful in gastric trouble and epilepsy
• It is said that during pregnancy women should consume foxtail millet. Subsequently if the newborn gets fever, it may not develop into epilepsy.
• Great sages and poets of India have praised this phenomenal property of the Foxtail millet. Note: Women in post pregnancy stage should not consume Foxtail millet for a period of one year after delivery.

How to cook:

• Soak FORGOTTEN FOODS Foxtail millet in water for half hour. Cook like rice in cooker. Rice can be replaced with millets in your staple diet, any rice dish can be made using  millets. You could also cook porridge, sprinkle millets over salads and soups.

Note:

• These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug administration. The above mentioned benefits are common community folk knowledge in India. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The result may vary from person to person.

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