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Specifications of Psyllium Seeds-

Color- Light brown to moderate brown

Particle Size- Maximum 1.0 % on U.S.S. 10#, 5.0 % Max. on U. S. Std. #35

Acid Insoluble Ash- Maximum 1.0%

Total Ash- 4.0 % maximum

Odor- Faint, characteristic

Moisture (loss or drying)- Maximum 12 %

Taste- Bland, Mucilaginous

GMO Status- GMO -Free

Foreign Organic Matter- 0.5 % maximum

Shelf Life- 24 Months from Production Date

Harvest Period- Rabi Crop (Feb/Mar)

Country of Origin-  India

Chemical components: 

• Mucilage mainly contains arabinose, xylose, galacturonic acid, four dry oils and a small amount of aucubin. The psyllium seeds have properties of formation of mucilage on the extraction of moisture. Psyllium seeds are cooling, laxative, soothing, anti-acidic, anti-diuretic, and demulcent.

• The psyllium husk is nothing but the actual coating of mucilage around the psyllium seed. It's a pure dietary fiber and the sole part of the plant utilized in producing psyllium byproducts. Its main nutritional components are glycosides, proteins, polysaccharides, vitamin B1, and choline. 

• The percentage/content of fiber is over 80% in psyllium seeds/byproducts which is less than 15% for oat bran and 10% for wheat bran when compared.

• The psyllium husk consists largely of a fiber known as hemicellulose that could be a complex carbohydrate saccharide found in whole grains, fruits and vegetables. 

• The indigestible Hemicellulose is partially broken down in the colon and feeds the friendly intestinal flora.

Psyllium Seeds contribute to the formation of mucilage in the removal of moisture. Psyllium seeds themselves are made up of 40% Linoleic Acid (LA), an essential fatty acid vital for health. 

The different names of Psyllium Seeds across the globe:

• Flea, lspaghua, Spogel, Plantago Psyllium, Isaphgol, Plantago sp., Isabgula, Plantaginis Ovatae Semen (Semen Plantaginis Ovatae), Semen Ispaghulae

• Botanical Names: Plantago Ovata, Plantago Ispaghula

• Hindi: Isabgol, Isabgul, Issufgul, Ispaghul, Isubgol

• Urdu: Ispaghul

• English: Ispaghula, Psyllium, Blond Psyllium, Spogel Seeds, Ripple Grass

• Sanskrit: Ashwagol, Ishadgola, Ashwakarnabeeja, Sheetabeeja, Ishrawarabola,

• Chinese: Ch’-Ch’ientzu

• German: Indische Psylli-samen

• Netherlands: Bladvlo

• Arab: Bazre-quatuna, Bazre-katina

• Persian: Ispaghol, Isparzah, Thikam-daridah, Zhikam-daridah, Isabghul

• Sinhalese: Isphgol Vithai

• Japanese: Obeko

• Other Names: Psyllii semen, Blond Psyllium, Cleansing Plaintain, Natural dietary Fiber, Herbal supplement, Fiber - blend, Nutrition- Herbs, Feed Supplement, Pale Psyllium

Morphology of psyllium seeds [ Plantago ovata ] 

Usages, Health Benefits of Psyllium Seeds

1. Seeds can be soaked in juice or water and can be drunk as a remedy for digestive problems.

2. Psyllium is a laxative that forms a mass.  This means it can drain fluid into your gut, improve cell quality and that's why it works in bowel movement. I

3. t is one of the best health, medicinal remedies for constipation, diarrhea and digestive health in general. 

4. It also controls, regulates diabetes by maintaining insulin levels and blood sugar levels.

5. They can be digested in humans and are often used as a source of dietary fiber. 

6. The inert quantity of the husks helps to provide a consistent volume of solid material regardless of other dietary factors or any stomach condition.

7. They dissolve in water, multiply and become mucilaginous when wet.

8. They are used to relieve constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, diverticular disease, and diarrhea. They are also used as a standard dietary supplement to enhance and maintain normal GI transport.

9. Psyllium has been used in traditional medicine in India and finds references to ancient Indian Ayurvedic precepts. 

10. Psyllium is also known to be used in China, the US and Europe.

11. Psyllium seeds are the laxative substance that forms a mass and is high in both fiber and mucilage. 

12. Psyllium seeds contain 10 to 30% mucilage. The laxative properties of psyllium are due to inflammation of the shell when it comes in contact with water. 

13. This creates a gelatinous weight that keeps the feaces moist and soft, as long as it is taken with enough water. The resulting mass stimulates the flexible cutting of the intestinal walls, followed by excretion.