Saffron
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A precious natural spice called “Red Gold”, Saffron is derived from the flower of Crocus Sativus and has many uses due to its natural colouring, aroma, taste, and nutritional values. Saffron is used in many different fields including: Medicinal & pharmaceutical, Cooking, Cosmetic Perfume, Flavouring (food industry)
Iran, Spain, India, and Greece continue to dominate the world trade of saffron. Iran is the world’s leading saffron producer accounting for more than 90% of world production. Saffron cultivation process makes it the world’s most expensive spice. One acre of purple crocuses (saffron flower) will yield only (approx.) 500g of saffron. Each crocus flower only produces three threads of saffron (approx. 14,000 threads equal 30g of saffron).
GT Food provides premium quality products to the Australian market and holds the following certificates:
· HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Point)
· FDA (U.S. Food Drug Administration) Registration Number: 7021681
· ISO 9001: 2000 Quality Management system
· GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice)
Saffron has many benefits and is a health supplement for:
· Depression
· Cancer (saffron stops the spread of breast cancer)
· Premature Ejaculation (improve performance)
· Digestion (saffron tea helps to digest food)
· Reduce blood fat and blood pressure and facilitate blood circulation
· Improve memory and learning
· Asthma
· Insomnia
· Vision improvement
· Hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis)
· Coughing
· Gas
· Indigestion or heartburn
· Fright and shock
· Pain
· Saffron is effective in the treatment of dental pain
· Painful menstrual periods (dysmenorrhea)
· Dry skin
Nutrition highlights:
· High in Manganese which can help regulate blood sugar, metabolize carbohydrates, and absorb calcium. It also can help form tissues, bones, and sex hormones.
· High in Vitamin C which is an infection fighter.
· High in Iron which can purify your blood.
· High in Vitamin B6 content can help form red blood cells and assures nerves will function as they should.
High in Potassium can help balance fluids in cells, which, if low, can cause painful muscle cramps.