Max de Genie Psyllium Blond Biologique 250g

Psyllium, also known as the Mediterranean plantain, is a species of annual plant from the plantain family originating from the Mediterranean region and valued for its very high fiber content.

What is psyllium blonde?

The term blond psyllium refers to the variety of psyllium that has a light yellow or pale seed color - this is the natural color of the psyllium seed, which is lighter in the case of the blond variety, the seeds are not bleached.

The lighter color of the blond psyllium seeds is the main visual difference between this strain and other psyllium strains. In terms of composition and health properties, blond psyllium does not differ significantly from other varieties of psyllium, such as black (dark) or Indian (Indian) psyllium, but its white color allows you to preserve the natural color of baked goods and preserves to which it is added.

Due to its properties, psyllium can be successfully used as an excellent weight loss aid, supporting excessive appetite as a filler, it will also work well in constipation.

The properties of Plantago psyllium have been known since ancient times, especially appreciated due to the very high content of fiber, which can be an excellent remedy for constipation and slimming. Why are these seeds so special? Small psyllium grains are rich in protein, polysaccharides, fats and fiber - in 100 g we will find over 50 g.

It is recommended to consume 7 grams (2 teaspoons) twice a day about 30 minutes before a meal. Pour into a glass and pour lukewarm water, wait about 5 minutes. When using psyllium seed, it is recommended to drink about 2 liters of water.

Psyllium is great for ailments of the digestive system. After ingestion of psyllium seeds, mucus forms in the intestines, which facilitates bowel movements. In this day and age of highly processed foods and a sedentary lifestyle, Plantago psyllium is a savior for many. The mucilage that is produced by these small seeds also has a protective and soothing effect.

Psyllium seeds are a must-have addition to any slimming diet. Swelling grains in our stomach lead to a faster feeling of satiety and accelerate metabolism. Fiber, which is contained in psyllium seeds, improves glucose and insulin levels in the blood and regulates cholesterol levels.

Psyllium:

• supports the regularity of bowel movements,
• accelerates intestinal peristalsis,
• prevents stagnation and hardening of fecal masses,
• soothes inflammation of the digestive system mucosa

Are plantain and psyllium the same?

Plantain (Plantago ovata) and psyllium (Plantago psyllium) are two different plants belonging to the genus Plantago. Although they are closely related, they have some differences in appearance and characteristics, names, refer to different species of goby, and have their own unique characteristics.

• Plantain (Plantago ovata), also known as plantain seed, is a plant native to India and Pakistan. It has long, narrow leaves and grows into a low plant with flowers gathered in spikes. It is the outer shells of the ispaghula seeds that are often ground and used as ground psyllium or husk for dietary fiber.
• Psyllium (Plantago psyllium), also known as psyllium, is a plant mainly native to the Mediterranean. It has stiff, narrow leaves and taller shoots with spike-shaped inflorescences. This psyllium seed, also known as psyllium seed, is used as a popular stool bulking agent and source of dietary fiber.