Anthony's Organic Fenugreek Seeds, 2 lb, Whole Methi Seeds, Gluten Free, Non GMO, Non Irradiated

Organic Fenugreek Seeds have become my secret weapon for promoting luscious hair growth, transforming my tresses into a cascade of beauty and vitality. What makes these fenugreek seeds exceptional is their natural potency. As an avid believer in holistic hair care, I harness the power of these seeds to nurture my locks from the inside out. The process is simple yet effective. I soak the fenugreek seeds overnight, creating a nourishing paste. This paste, when applied to my scalp and hair, works its magic. The seeds are rich in nutrients, including proteins and vitamins, that help strengthen hair follicles, stimulate growth, and combat hair loss. Consistency is key, and with regular use, I have witnessed remarkable results. My hair feels thicker, stronger, and more resilient. It radiates a healthy shine that catches the eye, leaving me feeling confident and empowered. What sets organic fenugreek seeds apart is their purity and quality. The organic certification ensures that no harmful chemicals or additives come into contact with my precious hair. I trust in their natural goodness to provide the best care for my locks. If you're seeking a natural and effective solution for hair growth, look no further than Organic Fenugreek Seeds. Embrace the power of nature and unlock the potential of your hair. Let these seeds be your secret weapon in nurturing luscious locks that turn heads wherever you go. Say hello to healthier, fuller hair with this hair growth elixir! Just make sure you'll be okay smelling like maple syrup for a while :P

Arrived quickly. I’m sprouting these in a sprouting jar. They’re fantastic sandwich or salad toppers! Also delicious on hummus. Been eating a small amount every day and I’ve noticed that my hair is thicker, and skin is younger looking! Google it!

I use these fenugreek to make sprouts. They grow fine and make tiny bean sprout looking sprouts. Very easy. Very good. Very healthful

I soak some of the dry fenugreek seeds in water for at least 24 hours and then have a little bit each morning. It's great and I'd give it 5-stars except for the seeds that stay hard that you have to watch out for. I almost cracked a tooth on it the first time I found a hard one. Now I've gotten into the habit of putting some of the soaked seeds onto a dish and feeling around for a hard one before eating any of them. I've also planted some of the seeds and they've sprouted and are growing towards full size. Oh, and yes, I smell like maple syrup and love it. haha

I got this to make iced tea with. It’s **significantly** less expensive than using tea bags and tastes just as good. 3-4 TBSP in the filter of a 64oz jug with boiling water, steeped 3 hours before filling to the top with cold water, refrigerating overnight before removing filter/fenugreek. A great purchase and would buy again!

I Use these to sprout. They are a bitter seed, but the sprouts can be used in many things.

I have been trying various foods for health benefits. I have a coffee grinder that does a splendid job of grinding seeds and spices. I find these seeds to be very clean so I can grind them for cooking, etc. I also enjoy growing sprouts in jars as another way to get fresh veggies from my hippie garden on the counter in my kitchen. These seeds began sprouting in less than 24 hrs. Two or 3 table spoons in a quart sprouting jar will produce plenty for 2 people at just pennies per batch. Today is day four and the sprouts are turning green from chlorophyll. They are delightful and crunchy. They are not, by nature, sweet and tend to be normally a little bitter. I enjoy them as fresh greens by themselves or sprinkled into a salad. I also like to drop fresh sprouts into a stir fry or soup, avoiding overcooking. These can also be stored for emergency food during a crisis as a legume or getting fresh sprouts to keep you healthy.

Great product will buy again