5 Benefits Of Drinking Methi Tea For Diabetes And Weight Loss, And How To Make It

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Not just diabetes, methi tea brewed with methi seeds helps in tackling a whole range of other health problems also.

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5 Benefits Of Drinking Methi Tea For Diabetes And Weight Loss, And How To Make It
Make this healthful drink your daily cup of tea.

Highlights

  • Methi (fenugreek) seeds offer a wealth of health benefits.
  • Methi tea is recommended to diabetes patients.
  • This tea helps in managing obesity and keeps constipation at bay.

Nature has blessed us with a bounty of wonder foods that we can use to gain well-rounded health and wellness. There are various vegetables, spices, herbs that fulfil one or more nutritional needs and help us tackle particular health issues. Among various versatile spices, methi (fenugreek) seeds offer a wealth of health benefits. These seeds are commonly used to prepare Indian dishes and curries to enhance their flavours. Soaked methi seeds in water is popularly used in Ayurvedic practices to manage common as well as serious illnesses. But, to avail its benefits exclusively, drinking methi tea is known to be a great idea. A warm cup of tea replacing caffeine with the organic properties of methi seeds is usually recommended to people dealing with diabetes. 

Not just diabetes, tea brewed with methi seeds helps in tackling a whole range of other health problems also.

Methi Tea: Reap the benefits of fenugreek seeds in your cup of tea

Benefits Of Drinking Methi Tea

1.Helps Manage Diabetes

Diabetes is spreading and growing at an alarming rate worldwide. Natural remedies like methi tea may help greatly in managing it. Dr. Anju Sood, well-known nutritionist from Bengaluru says, “Fenugreek may help in tackling insulin resistance, making it more responsive and sensitive. It may also regulate blood sugar levels and is hence, used commonly by diabetics.”

(Also Read: Fenugreek Seeds: How Ayurveda Uses Methi Dana in Easy Home Remedies)

2. Helps Manage Obesity

Drinking hot tea brewed with methi seeds right in the morning accelerates the rate of metabolism and may help in shedding excessive weight.

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(Also Read: 9 Ways To Include More Methi In Your Diet)

3. Keeps Constipation At Bay

Methi tea turns out to be an incredible antacid that keeps stomach problems like ulcers and acidity at bay. The water-soluble fibre present in methi seeds adds bulk to the stool and leads to their smooth digestion. Methi tea works wonders in preventing bloating and constipation due to improved digestive system.

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(Also Read: Fenugreek (Methi) Water Benefits: 5 Reasons To Drink This Up Every Morning)

4. May Help Promote Heart Health

Methi seeds, seeped in a hot cup of water, work their way to pull down high cholesterol level and also prevent hardening and blockage of the arteries.

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(Also Read: Fenugreek Seeds: Here's How Eating Soaked or Sprouted Methi Dana will Benefit Your Health)

5. May Help Promote Kidney Health

Drinking methi tea regularly could help in providing ample supply of well-oxygenated blood to the kidneys, which may further help prevent the occurrence, or reduce the number of stones.

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How To Make Methi Tea

1. Beat 1 teaspoon methi seeds till they turn into a somewhat grainy, powder form.

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2. Boil 1 cup water and pour it in a bowl.

3. Add the methi seeds and 1 teaspoon of honey to sweeten it. You can also add other herbs like basil or regular tea leaves.

4. Cover and let the ingredients steep for 2-3 minutes.

5. Sift the tea through a sieve and drink.

Do try this methi tea if you are tackling high blood sugar or just to attain a robust health. However, do consult a dietician before making any major additions to your diet.

Disclaimer: This content including advice provides generic information only. It is in no way a substitute for qualified medical opinion. Always consult a specialist or your own doctor for more information. NDTV does not claim responsibility for this information.

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