Carob

12 Great Benefits of CAROB 1 * Improves digestion. 2 * Lowers cholesterol level in the blood. Carob seeds don’t have a cholesterol agent. 3 * It acts as an Antioxidant. 4 * It can be used to treat diarrhea in children and adults. 5 * It contains an active substance that is effective against Asthma. Carob is also used for asthma problems caused by Allergies. 6 * It is a good expectorant. If the smokers use it for a few days, they will see how to expectorate. 7 * It doesn’t contain caffeine. It works nicely for patients that have high blood pressure. 8 * It can help to prevent Lung Cancer, if used regularly. 9 * It contains vitamins E and is used for the treatment of cough, Flu, anemia and osteoclasis. 10 * Carob tannins have Gallic acid. Gallic acid is analgesic, anti Allergic and Antibacterial. It is also Antioxidant, Antiviral and Antiseptic. 11 * It is used for the treatment of polio in children, as the Gallic acid in carob tannins helps to prevent polio. 12 *It is rich in phosphor and calcium. For this reason, it is used in the fight against Osteoporosis.

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