Persian Saffron
Hi Neighbours. A good friend of mine has just come back from Iran and brought with him some of the finest quality Persian Saffron.
I have 4.5 gram packages in a very nice bottle (pictured) for $32 + postage (unless you'd like to pickup). In the shops you'll pay around $43.
Below is some information about Saffron and its benefits. I also have quite a number of recipes if you're interested.
If you'd like some or want more information please message me here or email me steve@sanfa.co.nz.
Cheers,
Stephen
What Are The Benefits Of Using Saffron?
Aside from being the most flavourful spice in the world, the benefits of Saffron exceed that of any other spice.
One benefit of saffron that people experience is a boost in their overall mood. This occurs because saffron acts on the serotonin receptors in the brain, responsible for anxiety, depression, and mood regulation.
When consumed regularly, Persian saffron can increase serotonin levels, improving overall mood and decreasing common symptoms associated with anxiety and depression.
Other benefits of fresh saffron include:
Persian saffron has natural pain relieving properties
The highest quality organic saffron can improve memory and concentration
Persian Saffron acts as a natural alternative to increasing the libido in both men and women
Premium Persian saffron has a variety of Vitamins, Minerals, and Anti-Oxidants
The highest quality organic saffron acts as an Anti-inflammatory
Persian Saffron promotes healthy sleep patterns by helping you get to sleep faster and staying asleep longer.
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