It can also be taken for bronchitis or fevers and gargled for sore throat. Fenugreek has at times been, and sometimes still is, considered an aphrodisiac. Make a poultice of pulverized seeds for gouty pains, neuralgia, sciatica, swollen glands, wounds, furuncles, fistulas, tumors, sores, and skin irritations. Fenugreek seed, according to European research, may be a good agent for reducing serum cholesterol. And, like Pectin, Fenugreek seeds may be an important remedy for diabetes.
Fenugreek seeds contain a certain portion of mucilaginous fiber with high viscosity.
The herb affects cholesterol levels in the same fashion as Pectin. Fenugreek also contains saponins. Each of the products contained in this Web Site are being sold as dietary supplements. All ingredients comply with F.D.A. regulations. These Products are distributed exclusively by Viable Herbal Solutions of Jacksonville, Florida.