For a long time saffron has been used in folk medicine recipes. The spice acts as an analgesic and diuretic. It also has diaphoretic and anticonvulsant effects.
Cardiovascular benefits
Spice infusion can be used if you have problems with the nervous system and depression.
Struggle with nervous tension
Saffron is an invaluable storehouse of vitamins and minerals. The benefits of saffron are manifested in the content of such macro and microelements as calcium, copper, iron, selenium, zinc and many other vital substances.
Use in cosmetology
After numerous studies, it has been found that regular consumption of this spice promotes regeneration of not only the body cells but also the brain.
Individual intolerance
Harm saffron can bring when abusing the spice, as it has a potent effect. In no case is it recommended to use the spice for people with diabetes, as well as pregnant women, as it will lead to miscarriage. When abusing saffron, there is an overload of organs and the activity of the nervous system is disturbed. Everything can end miserably, so the lethal dose is 2 g. It is not recommended to use spice for people who suffer from high blood pressure.