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Of course, the most important part of this plant is the Medicinal Uses. There are many benefits to this genus even if it is a daily tea. It is commonly known for being an herb or powder; though, it is used in smoke or liquid as well. In the

It is now believed that nature has given the cure of every disease through herbal medicine or management. Plants have been known to relieve various diseases in Ayurveda. Consequently, the researchers today are emphasizing on evaluation and characterization of various plants and plant constituents against a number of diseases based on their traditional claims of the plants given in Ayurveda. Extraction of the bioactive plant constituents has always been a challenging task for the researchers

Section four Coffee: Standage presents the history of coffee from its origins in the Arab regions in Europe, addressing the initial controversy that the beverage generated in both locations. As a new and safe alternative to alcoholic drinks and water, some argued that it

Mulberry and blueberry are examples of the berries species that contain high antioxidants and low in calories. These berries may contribute in minimizing and preventing the risk of diabetes due to the presence of high amounts of phenolic compound and flavonoids such as anthocyanin. It may exhibit neuroprotective and anticancer activity (Wang Y, Xiang L, Wang C, Tang C, He X, 2013). The reaction of the antioxidants in berries related to the reduction of oxidative stress and inhibition of macromolecular oxidation in fruits that high in phenolic compound (Larson, 1988). The anthocyanin content also have other health-related function such as anticancer, antiaging and antiobesity. However, the research regarding these functions still in progress and some of the research still needs a further improvement. The rich content of poplyphenol in berries helps in reducing the oxidation and producing the insulin to reduce the blood glucose

Locating its “roots” in components of Brazil, in the Amazon jungle, the acai berry has offered the Brazilians using the increase they want carry out a healthy body type and to improve create their muscles and body tone for a great desiring body type. This fresh fruit has been an open magic formula in doing so element of the universe for centuries, with its great well-being bettering capacities, and is now becoming shared to the relaxation of the world just recently.

Examples can include strawberries, red cabbage, pears, and pomegranate. These pigments found in Anthocyanin are soluble in water and colored. Furthermore, factors affecting Anthocyanin include structure, pH, temperature, and light intensity. Additionally, the structure of Anthocyanin in food is relying on its form to absorb color. First, when consuming Anthocyanin it displays that there is many ways of human health to have benefits from Anthocyanin. Findings show that it helps individuals in diet and health by cancer protection, improvement in vision, antidiabetic, and inflammatory effects, supplementary for source of vitamins. An example, of a good use of an Anthocyanin is red wine. Co-pigments are like accessory pigments, such as carotenoids that carry the color of orange. The co-pigments in this form are used to stabilize during lactic fermentation and stabilize color to

It similarly has diuretic properties, strengthens the release of bile, purges the liver, helps with hypersensitivities and decreases cholesterol. It contains key vitamins and minerals, for instance, vitamin B6, thiamin, riboflavin, vitamin C, iron, calcium, potassium, folic destructive and magnesium.

Coffee consumption in the US and Europe equals approximately one-third of the tap water consumed annually, with annual production of approximately seven million tons estimated in 2010 (http://www.coffeefacts.com). Worldwide, nearly 25 million small producers derive their income from coffee; the economies of Africa, Indonesia, and South and Central America are especially dependent on coffee production. The majority of this production takes place in Brazil, where approximately five million people are involved in the cultivation and harvest of over 5 billion coffee plants without the aid of modern machinery. (Rice, 2003, p. 228).

The coffee is brewed using high quality Arabica and organic Arabica beans. There are many flavors such as Mystical Chants of Carmel, Cowboy Blend, Royal Rum Pecan, and Mystic Monk Blend. The company has a traditional target market has that been the segment of the Catholic population who drinks coffee and supports the monastery’s mission throughout the United States.

It is the oldest and still extensively used in many parts of the world today. Herbal medicines played an important role in maintaining the human health for thousands of years, and have gained growing popularity and extensive usage in the world over the last decades5. Using plants as medicine provides remarkable advantages for treating many conditions5. Different parts of the plant provides certain therapeutic effects therefore, it can be used to treat many different diseases. They are usually sold as tablets, capsules, powders, teas, or even as dried plants6. Pharmaceutical drugs contain specific active constituents, while herbal medicines contain relatively unprocessed mixtures of phytochemical constituents and their holistic efficacy is usually produced by the unresolved integrative effects between the constituents

Students, the media, researchers, scholars, audience, Indo foods, and the society at large stand to benefit a lot from the finding, of this study.

In a recent About.com article “People who are trying to reduce their coffee intake have many options. Green tea with roasted rice, called genmaicha, contains a fraction of the caffeine and has a rich, roasted flavor. In addition, herbs, grains, fruit, and nuts can be roasted and brewed, just like coffee. The most popular substitutes are roasted chicory root, dandelion root, and barley.” These substitutes were popular among the coffee protestors in the late 1980’s when coffee prices spiked, but their use was limited and had no overall effect on the demand or the supply of coffee into the United States, the world’s largest consumer. (Wong, 2011).

I was struggling to find a research topic that affected my day to day life while also being plant related. In the beginning, I was unclear but the answer was in my face the entire time. First, I am a college student and far from a morning person. Second, I work at Dunkin ' Donuts. Lastly, I consume it 6 days a week. Coffee plays a huge role in my life. It is a great topic to research and it is plant related. As I approached my research, I thought I would start with what I know: the coffee bean. Right away, I learned that coffea (scientific name) is a type of flowering plant. It is a part of the rubiaceae family and can be spotted by its simple, opposite leaves and interpetiolar stipules. These plants are natives of Southern Africa and

“Newly harvested seeds have a dry woody kind of flavor. If properly roasted, high quality seeds generally have nut, chocolate and coffee characteristics. Roasted seeds taste like a blend of hazelnut and coffee. It is widely used to enhance the flavor of desserts. The seeds are full of fiber, protein and carbohydrates. In all the species, energy content is quite high. It is also used to make diabetic food and scientists are trying to find out its medicinal properties, in fight against cancer” (Das).

In this regard, medicinal and aromatic plants are being employed, and they can be said to belong to the Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) category under the biologically-based treatments subcategory (Mohsen et al. 785). Mohsen et al. point out that the industrial utilizations of MAPs include herbal teas, galenicals, health, pharmaceutical/industrial auxiliary, traditional medicines, new drugs, and intermediates for the manufacture of drugs (786). As Mohsen et al. further observe, MAPs serve to provide the raw materials required in the pharmaceutical industry where drugs are extracted through the isolation of active chemicals, which is succeeded by decocting them to medication (787). Further, the scholars fittingly observe that over 85% of the general population in the U.S., Africa, and developing countries make use of the complimentary medicines and nonconventional practices adjunctive to typical medical care (Mohsen et al