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Though cumin traces back its origin back to Egypt, it is widely used by the Indians. Cumin treats sore throats, colds, arthritis, and also aids in digestion.[1] Cumin is even known as the natural detoxifier. The benefits of cumin can be enjoyed by simply making a cup of cumin tea in the comfort of your own house.[2]

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  • 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
  • 250 ml drinking water
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This article was reviewed by Ashley Crawford. Chef Ashley Crawford is a Private Chef and the Founder of A Taste of Chef Ash. Chef Ashley started in the culinary industry when she was 14. She specializes in Creole and Cajun cuisine but has experience in all culinary topics. She has been featured in ESPN and Sports Illustrated for her culinary work with athletes. This article has been viewed 193,630 times.
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Updated: October 16, 2024
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