… fenugreek was purportedly used to aid labor and delivery. In traditional Chinese medicine,
fenugreek … In India, fenugreek is commonly consumed as a condiment2 and used medicinally …

… physiological attributes of fenugreek seeds have been seen … and hypocholesterolemic
property of fenugreek, both of which … evidence for the nutraceutical potential of fenugreek seeds. …

… Fenugreek is an essential component of several industrial applications including food, cosmetics,
and pharmaceutical products. More uses and applications of fenugreek … fenugreek leaf …

… these substances with fenugreek fibre and saponins. Fenugreek treatment selectively reduces
… ‐induced diabetic rats and type II diabetic individuals following treatment with fenugreek. …

… Fenugreek is one of the oldest medicinal plants with exceptional medicinal and nutritional
profile. Fenugreek … heavy metal remediation potential, fenugreek may well fit several cropping …

… of soy protein isolate with fenugreek gum or fenugreek gum alone and the … fenugreek gum
dispersions was respectively three times higher than that of soy protein isolate with fenugreek …

… The fenugreek seeds used in this study were obtained from a local market in Tokat city of …
and weight of fenugreek seeds were measured in randomly selected 100 fenugreek seeds. …

Fenugreek gum was extracted from fenugreek seeds and … The purified fenugreek gum was
found to reduce surface … The fenugreek gum was found to adsorb (or ‘precipitate’) on the oil …

This chapter covers the morphology, uses, chemical composition (general composition of
seeds and leaves, volatile compounds in essential oils, and non-volatile compounds in seeds, …

… of fenugreek induced some serious toxicological side effects. In this review, many teratogenic
effects of fenugreek… to saponin compound of fenugreek which suggest that fenugreek is not …