Organic Spree Paneer Dodi Phool 150gm (5.29oz) - Withania Coagulans

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Interesting product. New to me. This Spree Paneer Dodi Phool is supposed to help with blood sugar levels and is taken as a "tea" or extract from the product once you soak it. I was under the impression when i bought it that it was rennet and I thought I could use it in cheese. making......maybe that's possible but i've not explored how or if it is at this moment.It's an interesting product and potentially useful for health benefits.I've not taken it long enough to notice anything (plus i do not have high blood sugar)It seems a tad expensive to me for 1.7 ozCurrently there's a 30% off code and options to purchase MORE bags at once for reduced cost.Worth researching and trying if you have health concerns that the herb can assist with!

First off, I only got this because it appeared in the food category and is listed as "spice." I thought this was some type of Indian spice that could be used in cooking. It is not. It is meant to be consumed as a supplement for health on an empty stomach. I followed the directions on the pouch and soaked the pods overnight squeezing out the "tea." The resulting liquid was bitter and unpleasant. To be clear, this product has no culinary value and is exclusively taken for metabolic wellness. I did not have any negative reactions to it and feel pretty good after taking it.

Will confess that this took a whole lot of getting used to, and it has a whole lot to do with the flavor. It's incredibly bitter, and at times it tastes almost exactly like ashwagandha. I would soak it well till the globes balloon up unexpectedly bigger (some even grew up to the size of a garlic bulb!), and you're supposed to drink the water remaining. Very, very hard to get down, so it's possibly as easy as downing it quickly or with a juice or other strongly flavored drink. I did need to adjust the amount because it would have a diuretic effect with me, and at tines it would completely kill my appetite. However, I have noticed that my blood sugar levels and blood pressure is nowhere near as bad. It took four days to see a shift, but it's nonetheless impressive. Very bad flavor, but it actually does have some possible health benefits holistic enthusiasts might be strongly interested in.

Unfamiliar with Paneer Dodi but looked it up as I tend to do well with Ayurvedic products. Decided to try it and am not sure what all it may be doing for me but understand why the research read as it did. Will continue to use it. Like it is organic and in good condition. Seems promising. It is tart/bitter but that's OK if it provides the benefits it should.