Little-known benefits: talbina or organic barley flour

Sourced from Prophetic medicine, Talbina or BIO hulled barley flour is all the rage these days within the Muslim community. But what is this succulent drink, renowned for centuries, all about? What are the reasons for its success? Does it have any hidden virtues? Below, BioMiel And Co reveals all.

Talbina or organic barley flour: what is it?

A traditional preparation containinghulled barley flour and milk, or even water, Talbina is proving to be an excellent prophetic remedy to combat many disorders and illnesses. Thanks to its low-calorie content and richness in vitamins, minerals and amino acids, it is highly recommended for athletes, pregnant women and children alike.

Talbina is an excellent source of vitamins, minerals and amino acids.

Facilitating digestion, Talbina is recommended in the morning, preferably on an empty stomach in order to enjoy its benefits to the full, as indicated in the Prophetic tradition. In addition to its medicinal virtues, this very delicious-tasting solution can be consumed in a variety of ways, including as a smoothie or porridge.

What are the little-known benefits of Talbina?

Because of its remarkable composition, among other things, based on vitamins, carbohydrates, minerals and amino acids, Talbina proves to be a natural tonic of first choice, whether for adults or children.

According to prophetic medicine, but also to modern scientific research, this sublime blend of milk and barley flour possesses countless benefits. Indeed, Talbina protects the heart, lowers cholesterol levels, fights diabetes, blood pressure and kidney failure.

In addition, it is an excellent remedy for a variety of disorders, such as sadness, depression, reduced fertility, cancer, senility, osteoporosis, liver weakness, bladder, stomach and colon inflammations, etc. To find out more, come and discover our Talbina BioMiel And Co 100% Organic high quality.

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