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Contact: Ms.Santhosh Kumar

Tel: 91-493-6210061

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Business Type: Agent

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Origin:Kerala India

Black peppercorns are dried, pepper spirit & oil can be extracted from the berries by crushing them.

Wayanad District, in the north-east of Kerala is set high on the majestic Western Ghats with altitudes ranging from 700 to 2100 m, with lofty ridges interspersed with dense forest, tangled jungles and deep valleys.

The weather is one of the most attracting feature of Wayanad for tourists. The Goddess of nature blessed Wayanad with her misty hands. You can feel that heavenly touch while entering into Wayanad Ghats. The weather is the main reason for the flourished growth of thousands of medicated plants and spices in Wayanad. The western Ghats have playing a major role to maintain such weather. ‘Njattuvela’ and the rim jim rains of Wayanad is one of the glorious sights which cannot be seen in any other state of Kerala. Because of this type of raining, Wayanad is flourished with the production of pepper. ‘Wayanadan pepper is one o the special item of pepper which is dignified from other sets of pepper from all over the world. Wayanadan pepper was the main attraction to Vascoda Gama to come and trade in Wayanad. There is a famous saying by Samoothiri about taking the pepper from Kerala by Vadscoa Gama is that “ Gama can take the pepper alone, he can’t take the ‘WayanadanNjattuvela’ with him “. That saying itself shows the importance of ‘ WayanadanNjattuvela ‘.

Black Pepper .

Once the peppercorns are dried, pepper spirit & oil can be extracted from the berries by crushing them. Pepper spirit is used in many medicinal and beauty products. Pepper oil is also used as an Ayurvedic massage oil and used in certain beauty and herbal treatments.

Black pepper

Black Pepper, whole peppercorns
2.00 tsp
5.80 grams

Calories: 15
GI: very low

Nutrient

Amount

DRI/DV
(%)

Nutrient
Density

World's Healthiest
Foods Rating

manganese

0.74 mg

37.0

45.7

excellent

vitamin K

9.49 mcg

10.5

13.0

excellent

copper

0.08 mg

8.9

11.0

very good

fiber

1.47 g

5.9

7.3

very good

iron

0.56 mg

3.1

3.8

good

chromium

0.93 mcg

2.7

3.3

good

calcium

25.69 mg

2.6

3.2

good

Here are eight health benefits of black pepper that are nothing to sneeze at.

Cancer Fighter
The substance in black pepper that is believed to be the cause of its sneezing effects has been found to increase the bioavailability of potent cancer-fighter curcumin (the active polyphenol found in Turmeric) by 1,000 times, which means that when combined together, black pepper and turmeric pack a powerful anti-cancer punch.

One study even found that black pepper and turmeric combined, eaten in normal dietary amounts, was able to destroy breast cancer stem cells. Cancer stem cells are difficult to get rid of with chemotherapy and other cancer treatments.

Better Nutrient Absorption
In addition to curcumin, the piperine in black pepper also increases absorption of several other nutrients, including selenium, vitamin B, curcumin, and beta-carotene.

Digestive Support
Eating black pepper increases production of hydrochloric acid, a digestive enzyme that helps to reduce food transit time through the intestines, which in turn prevents gas, heartburn, and constipation.

Prevents Water Retention
Black pepper promotes elimination of excess fluids in the body through urination and sweating.

Helps in Quitting Smoking
A study at NYU’s Langone Medical Center found that cigarette replacement devices that emitted black pepper vapor reduced the smokers’ craving for the day’s first cigarette.

Anti-Bacterial
Studies have found that black pepper is a powerful antibacterial agent, with the ability to destroy many different types of bacteria encountered in the stomach.

Weight Loss
The piperine in black pepper is thermogenic, meaning it raises the metabolism and increases the number of calories burned by the body. It is also believed to help trigger a sensation of fullness.

Cough Remedy
In many parts of the world, black pepper in combination with other healing foods is a popular home remedy for cough. One remedy involves cutting a lemon in half, sprinkling it with black pepper, and sucking on it. Another popular remedy for cough is black pepper tea.

Place of Origin:
Kerala India
Black Pepper:
Black