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Annatto Seed | Natural Color & Antioxidant Support

Annatto Seed | Natural Color & Antioxidant Support

Common Names: Annatto seed, Bixa orellana, Achiote, Roucou, Lipstick Tree, Urucum, Bijol, Ruku, Sachi, BixaBENEFITS OF THE HERB:Antioxidant Protection: Contains carotenoids that help neutralize free radicals and support cell health.Anti-inflammatory...

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Annatto Seed | Natural Color & Antioxidant Support

Annatto Seed | Natural Color & Antioxidant Support

Regular price $6.00
Regular price $6.00 Sale price
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Common Names: Annatto seed, Bixa orellana, Achiote, Roucou, Lipstick Tree, Urucum, Bijol, Ruku, Sachi, Bixa

BENEFITS OF THE HERB:

  • Antioxidant Protection: Contains carotenoids that help neutralize free radicals and support cell health.

  • Anti-inflammatory Properties: Traditionally used to reduce inflammation and soothe the body.

  • Digestive Aid: Used in folk medicine to support digestion and gastrointestinal comfort.

  • Skin Health: Applied topically in traditional remedies for burns, rashes, and wound healing.

  • Culinary Colorant: Provides a natural red-orange pigment widely used in foods, cheeses, and seasonings.

TRADITIONAL and CULTURAL USES:

  • Used in Central and South American cultures as a dye for body paint, clothing, and rituals.

  • A staple in Latin, Caribbean, and Filipino cuisine as a natural food coloring and spice.

  • Employed in indigenous practices for protection, vitality, and spiritual energy.

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