Liquorice
Pregnant Women Shouldn't Have Liquorice (Mulethi), Experts WarnPregnant women should be informed about the ill-effects food items or products that contain glycyrrhizin.
- Mulethi (Liquorice Root) Benefits: From Digestion to Immunity and More!
Some spices and herbs from our grandmothers' trove are so precious that till date they continue to be used in everyday home remedies. One such age-old herb that has been used for its exceptional health ...
- Immunity Booster: This Ginger-Mulethi Tea Is A Soothing Remedy For Sore Throat, Cold, Cough
Ginger-Mulethi Tea: Ginger and mulethi (liquorice) are two spices that are being used in a number of tea-blends, and it's not just for the kick of flavours.
- 5 Incredible Licorice (Mulethi) Tea Benefits That Would Take You By Surprise
One of the most trusted ways to make most of liquorice is to brew them in a hot tea. Here are some purported benefits of the same.
- This Ginger-Mulethi Tea May Help Promote Lung Health - How To Make It At Home
Ginger (adrak) and liquorice (mulethi) are two such kitchen ingredients that are known to help prevent inflammation in the body. Read on to know more.
- Adding Mulethi (Liquorice) And Laung (Clove) To Your Chai May Boost Your Immunity
Immunity: Due to its caffeine content, chai helps to provide an instant boost of energy to our body and enhances our mood in a stressful day. Adding some healthy herbs and spices to it enhances ...
- Why Mulethi (Liquorice) Is Considered A Winter Superfood - Expert Shares
Celebrity nutritionist Lovneet Batra further states that mulethi can also be considered a perfect ingredient to add to our winter diet.
