different rice varieties
Protein
11.0 - 14.6 g (Exceeds conventional rice and wheat varieties)
Rich source, particularly Vitamin B6, Riboflavin (B2), and Niacin (B3)
Bioactive Phytochemicals & Antioxidants Phytosterols: Contains distinct plant sterols that effectively block the intestinal absorption of exogenous 'bad' (LDL) cholesterol in the human body. Flavonoids & Polysaccharides: Strong antioxidant fractions that exhibit documented antiinflammatory actions, directly targeting joint, muscular, and rheumatic pains.
Therapeutic Health Benefits Rheumatoid & Joint Pain Mitigation: Highly acclaimed for its direct clinical-like efficacy in reducing severe joint pain, chronic lower back pain, and symptoms arising from rheumatoid arthritis. Fertility Enhancement: Ethnobotanical studies conducted on the indigenous Kani tribes in the Kanyakumari forests validate its traditional use as a highly potent fertility-enhancing food. Diabetic & Neurological Health: Its remarkably low Glycemic Index combined with ample Vitamin B6 concentrations helps manage blood sugar levels while nourishing neural pathways and boosting physical stamina. Preparation Note: Due to its extremely hard, dense structure, this grain must be thoroughly soaked in clean water for at least 12 hours prior to cooking. If pressure cooking, leave for 6 to 8 whistles. It is traditionally used to prepare Dosa, Idly, Kichidi, Payasam, and plain rice meals.
Kullakar rice is an ancient, highly resilient indigenous red rice variety native to India. Retaining its raw unpolished bran, it provides a stable matrix of complex carbohydrates, high fiber, and healthpromoting microelements.