Benefits of our Multi Millet Muesli
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Jowar: High in fiber and protein, supports digestion and aids in weight management (helpful for the gut and muscles).
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Bajra: Rich in magnesium, supports heart health and regulates blood pressure (helpful for the heart).
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Finger Millet: Packed with iron and calcium, prevents anemia and strengthens bones (helpful for the blood and skeletal system).
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Honey: A natural antioxidant with antibacterial properties, boosting immunity (helpful for the immune system).
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Oats: High in soluble fiber, supports heart health and reduces cholesterol (helpful for the heart).
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Coconut Oil: Contains healthy fats that support brain health and improve metabolism (helpful for the brain and digestive system).
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Cranberry: Rich in antioxidants, helps fight infections and promotes urinary tract health (helpful for the kidneys and bladder).
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Almond: High in vitamin E and healthy fats, supports skin health and reduces inflammation (helpful for the skin).
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Green Raisin: Packed with iron and antioxidants, enhances blood circulation and boosts immunity (helpful for the blood and immune system).
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Hazelnut: Rich in healthy fats and vitamins, supports brain health and heart health (helpful for the brain and heart).
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Watermelon Seed: High in magnesium, helps relax muscles and supports heart health (helpful for the muscles and heart).
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Pumpkin Seed: Rich in zinc and magnesium, supports prostate health and boosts immunity (helpful for the prostate and immune system).
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Flax Seed: High in omega-3 fatty acids, supports heart health and reduces inflammation (helpful for the heart and joints).
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Chia Seeds: Packed with fiber, antioxidants, and omega-3 fatty acids, promotes digestive health and heart health (helpful for the digestive system and heart).
This muesli provides a powerful combination of nutrients that support overall health and wellbeing, with specific benefits for various body parts like the heart, brain, gut, immune system, blood, and skin.
Why Millets?
Millets are gluten-free and a healthy source of vitamins, protein, and fiber. Additionally, they offer numerous advantages for both physical and mental health. They are rich in dietary fiber and nutrients, and are a good source of protein, phytochemicals, and minerals.
Millets are high in dietary fiber, 7–12% protein, 2-5% fat, and 6–75% carbs. Compared to other cereals like corn, millet protein has a better essential amino acid composition. Less cross-linked prolamins are found in millet, which may contribute to millet's improved protein digestibility.

Health Benefits of Millets
Good for people with heart problems:
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Magnesium, which is present in millet, helps to control cardiac rhythm.
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Millet consumption may increase adiponectin levels, which can defend cardiovascular tissues.
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Millet contains vitamin B3, which is useful in decreasing oxidative stress and reducing risk factors for heart disease such as high cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
Reduces the risk of diabetes:
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Millets are rich in fiber and non-starchy polysaccharides, two classes of indigestible carbohydrates that aid in blood sugar regulation.
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Additionally, millets have a low glycemic index (GI), making them less likely to cause a spike in blood sugar levels.
Good for digestion:
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The fiber in millets supports digestive health and helps control bowel movements.
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Millets also contain prebiotics, which promote the growth of probiotics in the microbiome. This is essential for overall immune system and intestinal health.
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Furthermore, millets are gluten-free, making them highly beneficial for individuals with celiac disease or gluten intolerance.
Rich in antioxidants:
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The antioxidants found in millets may strengthen the body's defenses against oxidative stress, which is linked to disease and aging.
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These antioxidants may also reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases.
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Studies have shown that millet consumption can reduce oxidative stress in the hippocampus, and may have potential in the expression of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
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Oxidative Stress may cause various chronic conditions, including neurodegenerative disorders, arthritis, and diabetes. Diet rich in antioxidants may protect against oxidative damage.
Helps lower cholesterol:
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The soluble fiber in millets causes the gut to produce a sticky material which ultimately traps lipids and lowers cholesterol levels.
Improves mood:
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Millets are high in the amino acid tryptophan, which may elevate one's mood.
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Tryptophan-rich foods can help alleviate symptoms of sadness and anxiety.
Millets may also have other health benefits such as:
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Suppressing the proliferation of cancer cells
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Facilitating wound healing
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Preserving bone health
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Promoting antibacterial and antifungal activities

