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What is psyllium husk called in Hindi?
Psyllium husk is called "Isabgol" in Hindi.
What is Psyllium husk called in Tamil?
It is Ellu...
Is psyllium husk gluten free?
Yes, Psyllium Husk is Gluten free.
How many teaspoons are in a gram of psyllium husk?
Psyllium husk is a fiber supplement, and its weight can vary depending on how densely it is packed. On average, one teaspoon of psyllium husk weighs around 2.5 grams. Therefore, there are approximately 0.4 teaspoons in a gram of psyllium husk.
How long does does psyllium husk take to work?
Psyllium husk taken for its fibrous benefits seems to work differently in each person. For some people psyllium husk works instantly and for others it takes about one day.
What is the tamil name of psyllium?
pysillum husk
How can I incorporate psyllium husk into my baking recipes for added fiber and texture?
You can incorporate psyllium husk into your baking recipes by adding it to the dry ingredients and mixing well before adding the wet ingredients. Psyllium husk can help add fiber and texture to your baked goods.
Difference between psyllium husk and isabgol husk?
BOTh are the SAME ! Type your answer here...
Use of psyllium husk in diabetes and hypercholesteraemia?
Psyllium husk is used to lower blood sugar for people with diabetes. It is also used to lower cholesterol for people with diabetes.
How many calories in 1 Tablespoon of psyllium husks?
18 calories in 1 tbsp of psyllium husk
What is Psyllium husk substitute?
Flax seeds
Lower cholesterol by eating vegetables and doing exercices?
Yes of course you can.that is the best way to do it. plus you can add psyllium fibre or also called psyllium husk into your cold drink or you can add psyllium fibre in any oily food and those husk or fibre will totally absorb the fat and cholesterole and your body wont be able to take fat out of psyllium fibre......make it your routine....you can find psyllium fibre any where drug store.... depending where you live...in Asian countries mostly seikh stores have it.
