At the market
Benefits of Fennel Seeds

At the market
The most commonly used fennel leaves in Greek cooking are fresh, sold in bunches or attached to the root. It is sometimes sold under the name "anise" because of the similarity in tastes, but anise and fennel are different. Dried fennel leaves, flowers, and seeds are also available, packaged in a variety of containers.
Calcium
Heart rate and blood pressure
Medicinal uses
Lung Health
How to consume
Eliminates cold and the inhaling of steam
Traditional/Ethnobotanical uses
What Fennel seeds contain
Safety profile
Pleasant smelling herb
Widely used in Greek cooking
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