Raw Bhutan big cardamom, Pure & natural cardamom from Bhutan, 1kg

1 - Carminative Properties -Big cardamom is used as a carminative and a stimulant; it is effective in relieving indigestion and flatulence.

2 - Dental Health -Amomum subulatum is frequently used to cure dental problems and gum infections. It contains an anti-bacterial element, which removes bacteria from the tooth. It reduces the toothache and inflammation of the gums.

3 - Anti-Inflammatory Properties -Big Cardamom seeds have anti-inflammatory properties and they help in the reduction of muscle spasms.

4 - Respiratory Health -Big cardamom can heal respiratory problems like asthma and other types of respiratory spasms.

5 - Acidity -Big cardamom actives gastric and intestinal gland. Therefore, the acidity problem will reduce.

6 - Blood Pressure -Big cardamom reduces the risk of blood clotting. It also controls blood pressure.

7 - Cancer -Big cardamom has glutathione anti-oxidant, which prevents the breast, colon and ovarian cancer cells.

8 - Infection -Big cardamom contains anti-bacterial elements, which prevent us from infection and strengthen the immune system.

8 - Healthy Skin -Big cardamom has vitamin C, potassium, and antioxidants, which purifies the blood. This makes skin healthy and shiny.

10 - Healthy Hair - Big cardamom has enough amounts of anti-oxidants. This makes hair thick, strong and soft.

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Large cardamom (Amomums abulatum Roxb.) belongs to the Zingiberaceae family & is native to the moist deciduous and evergreen forest of Sub-Himalayan tracts and it is one of the main cash crops cultivated in the south-western region of Bhutan. The crop gained its economic importance in the early seventies mainly due to following attributes of being high value, low volume, non-perishable, less dependent on external inputs, do not require expensive infrastructures and assured market The crop was introduced to Bhutan centuries back from Sikkim and its cultivation gradually started in other parts of Bhutan covering mainly southern foothills. The present cultivation of crop is based on the inherent indigenous knowledge of the farmers which was derived and adopted from farmers in Sikkim. As a result, package of practices were developed to provide information on cultivation practices of the crop. Cardamom plantations in Bhutan covered an area of about 13,880 acres with an annual production of 2,245 MT in 2017 (Agriculture statistics 2017). Samtse, Chukha, Dagana, Tsirang, Sarpang and Trongsa are the major large cardamom growing Dzongkhags. Large cardamom is grown only in India, Nepal and Bhutan which lie in the sub-Himalayan region in south-east Asia. Bhutan is third after Nepal and India in the production of large cardamom in the world.