Shivlingi Seeds - Shivlingi Beej - Bryonia Laciniosa

Form: Dried Raw Herb- Seed

Other Names: Simankh Dana, Rhus Coriaria, Summaaq, Timtim, Tamtam, Tumtum, Sumok, Sumach, Elm-leaved Sumach, Sumac, Gerberstrauch, Sizilianischer Sumach, Tatrak, Raitung, Samak, Chokmusur, Rhus coriaria Linn, Sumak, Samaaq, Sumaaq, Minas, Ninawa, Samakdana, Tandidik, Sumaq.

Simankh Dana has non-volatile metabolites, and little is known about its volatile makeup. We report on volatile profiling from three accessions of various origins, including Palestine, Jordan, and Egypt, along with its cold tea and post roasting through headspace solid-phase micro extraction (SPME), in an effort to further the flavor profile of sumac and its food products.  The dried fruits are used as a spice, especially when mixed with other spices to make the concoction known as za'atar.

 Benefits:

Helps us avoid and treat the following:

• It functions as a seasoning, condiment, hors d'oeuvre, and souring agent.
• This herb is used to cure hemorrhage, hemorrhoids, ulcers, diarrhea, and dysentery.
• aids in the healing of wounds, diuresis, hematemesis, hemoptysis, leucorrhea, sore throat, ophthalmic, and conjunctivitis.
• Animal bites, poison, discomfort, and liver illness are all treated with it.
• Additionally, this herb is utilized as an abortifacient, antibacterial, and stomach tonic.

 Rich in antioxidants

Numerous antioxidant chemicals are abundant in Simankh Dana. This, according to experts, may be the main factor contributing to sumac's extensive medicinal potential.

Tannins, anthocyanins, and flavonoids are only a few of the numerous chemical substances found in Simankh Dana.

Antioxidants help to prevent cell deterioration and lessen oxidative stress in the body.

Balanced blood sugar

According to several studies, Simankh Dana. may be a useful medication for persons with type 2 diabetes to control their blood sugar levels.

In a 2014 study, the effects of a daily Simankh Dana.intake of 3 grams on blood sugar and antioxidant levels were assessed in 41 diabetic participants.

In comparison to those who took a placebo, the group that received the Simankh Dana. supplement had considerably higher average blood sugar and antioxidant levels at the end of the three-month research.

Muscle pain

In a 2016 study, 40 healthy participants were given either a Simankh Dana beverage or a placebo to see whether Simankh Dana may reduce muscle discomfort.

In comparison to the group that received the placebo beverage, those who received the Simankh Dana drink at the end of the 4-week research reported much less exercise-induced muscular pain.

Significant increases in antioxidant levels in the blood were also seen in the Simankh Dana group. This may be what led to the observed pain alleviation, according to the study's authors.

Even while these findings are encouraging, additional research is required to see how Simankh Dana can be used to reduce muscular discomfort or improve exercise performance in wider populations.