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Saffron
Botanical Name: Carthamus tinctorius, Crocus sativus (Spanish)
Also known as: American Saffron, Dyer's Saffron, False Saffron, Mexican Saffron
Country of Origin: China, India, Spain
Flower Power From Your Kitchen Cabinet
While you may be familiar with the saffron spice (Crocus sativus) often used in cooking, this distinctive variety of American saffron (Carthamus tinctorius) supports joint wellness, digestive comfort and more. And when you shop at Penn Herb Company, you have your choice of powder or whole flowers. Learn more about what this powerful herb is capable of doing.
What Is American Saffron?Also known as Dyer's saffron, False saffron, Koosumbha (East India), and Hoang-chi (China), American saffron is best known for its culinary uses and its vibrant red-orange color. However, it also has several medicinal properties, including promoting healthy circulation, soothing the digestive system, and providing joint support. Other uses for American saffron include easing menstrual cramps and supporting throat, bronchial, and respiratory health.
Those who have also heard of Spanish saffron (Crocus sativus) will be pleased to know that American Saffron can be used interchangeably for adding color and flavor to ethnic dishes, but costs significantly less.
When you shop at Penn Herb Company, you can choose the form of Saffron that best suits your needs. The vibrantly colored Safflower petals blossom with healthy compounds that can help with circulation, flexibility, or digestive issues, or you can create a fresh herbal tea using wild-harvested American saffron flowers. Either way, you’ll love that this colorful flower provides natural relief for common ailments and health issues. We also offer Spanish Saffron (Crocus sativa) supplements, known as “the sunshine spice” for its effect on mental clarity and outlook.
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