Uses of Saffron

Many studies clearly demonstrate the positive health benefits and effects of both Yoga and Meditation. Saffron plays a key complementary role in both due to its documented effects and is a key Sattvic herb in Ayurvedic Medicine recognized for the pure,...

Depression is the leading cause of disease‐related disability among women. Depression is much more common in women than men, with female/male risk ratios roughly 2:1. Women of childbearing age are at high risk for major depression, as pregnancy and new motherhood...

Saffron is indicated to be a beneficial natural supplement for those with Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). These are disorders of the heart and blood vessels, and include coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, rheumatic heart disease and other conditions....

Saffron (Crocus sativus L.) has shown beneficial aphrodisiac effects in some animal and human studies. (Read more about Saffron and Sexual Health) The aim of these studies were to assess the safety and efficacy of saffron on selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor...

Depression is an unwelcomed guest with many diseases. Illness often affects our outlook and attitude towards life in a negative manner, and is something we should all be conscious about. A significant correlation exists between coronary artery diseases and depression....