Muskdana seeds are added to coffee for flavouring. Its leaves are used as vegetable. It cleanses urinary bladder, acts as and is useful in eye disorders.

Uses

• Ambrette seeds are used for their diuretic action in urinary diseases. Seeds also have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties due to which they help in reducing inflammation and infection of urinary tract and urinary bladder.
• Ambrette seeds are more beneficial for stabilizing sugar level in the blood.
• Seeds are also chewed as a nervine, stomachic and to sweeten the breath.
• Seeds are valued medicinally for their diuretic, demulcent and stomachic properties.
• Decoction of seeds is given internally for disorders of the spleen, vomiting and pectoral lesions.
• Muskdana seeds are added to coffee for flavoring.
• Seed is fried or roasted and has a flavor similar to sesame seeds.
• The tea or tincture prepared from the seeds is taken orally to heal cramping.
• The seeds are rubbed to a paste with milk, and applied to reduce itching.
• Chew the seeds to sweeten the breath.

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