Why You Must Include Black Pepper In Your Diet

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Black pepper, or Kali Mirch, is a staple spice in Indian kitchens. But, aside from adding flavour to food, it has benefits that can boost your health. Here's how it helps.

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1. Supports Digestion

Black pepper can boost the secretion of digestive enzymes. This can make digestion and nutrient absorption smoother and keep tummy issues at bay.

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2. Boosts Weight Loss

Piperine present in black pepper can boost metabolism and help break down fat cells. It is perfect if you want to lose those extra kilos.

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3. Improves Immunity

Rich in antioxidants, eating black pepper can help fight free radicals. This in turn reduces oxidative stress and makes your immune system stronger.

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4. Enhance Nutrient Absorption

Black pepper increases the nutrient absorption from food like curcumin from turmeric, which makes it more effective in the body.

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5. Relieves Cold

Thanks to its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, this spice can help clear nasal blockage. It can also cure sore throats and reduce cough.

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To learn the difference between white pepper and black pepper, click here.

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