Organic acids - Import export

"Here's where Abraham got his Mustard! The white mustard or yellow mustard (Sinapis alba) is a plant belonging to the cruciferous family (Sinapis). The plant probably originated in Mediterranean areas but is now widespread. The plant is grown as a raw material for mustard or as a green manure crop on fallow land. The Uses of Mustard Seed The whole seed is used for pickling vegetables (such as gherkins) and as a powder for the preparation of mustard (for coarse mustard also combined with mustard seed pieces). Mustard seeds contain sinalbin, the substance that gives mustard its sharp taste. But in yellow mustard seeds is less sinalbin than in black mustard, so the mustards made from yellow mustard seeds usually mild taste. Effects of Mustard Seeds The mustard seeds stimulate the blood circulation. They stimulate the blood flow in the throat and they strengthen the natural defenses. What is Erucic Acid? Erucic acid is an unsaturated f…"

"Agave cactus Agave is a plant that resembles a cactus and grows in large quantities in Mexico. The plant has a long history as a medicinal plant and as a sweetener. In addition, its juice is used to make tequila. What is Inulin? Inulin is a soluble fiber commonly found in various vegetables. Inulin has a peculiar but postive effect on our immune system. Because inulin cannot be broken down by our own bodies, we are dependent on a group of bacteria in the large intestine which have the necessary enzyme to do so. Ingesting inulin stimulates the growth of this group of intestinal bacteria. And that is precisely what is strange. Inulin makes intestinal bacteria grow, but in doing so increases your resistance to other groups of bacteria. This is because a number of organic acids are produced during the growth of intestinal bacteria and these make it more difficult for 'bad' bacteria and germs to survive. Because inulin thus stimulates the so-called bifidoflora, o…"