Saffron syrup

Saffron Syrup: A Premium Beverage with Exceptional Flavor and Benefits

Saffron is a plant with a special place in Iranian culture, used for over 3,000 years. Its delightful aroma and unparalleled flavor enhance both food and beverages, making it a truly cherished spice. Known as the most expensive spice, saffron has diverse uses, with its primary form of consumption being in culinary dishes and a variety of flavorful drinks.

Ala Saffron Syrup is one of the most popular beverages, offering numerous health benefits. Packaged in 650-gram PET bottles, the syrup contains visible threads of premium-quality saffron (Negin grade), ensuring its color, flavor, and aroma are unmatched compared to similar products. Drinking just one glass of this syrup provides the extraordinary fragrance and mild sweetness of saffron, giving you a pleasant and refreshing experience.

Why Choose Ala Saffron Syrup?

Thanks to the presence of high-quality saffron threads, Ala saffron syrup not only offers an exceptional aroma and taste but also provides numerous health benefits. Saffron contains essential minerals and nutrients such as iron, calcium, magnesium, sodium, zinc, folic acid, potassium, and vitamins A, B, C, and E.

• Warm and Dry Nature:
  Saffron syrup has a warm and dry temperament, making it beneficial for individuals with cold constitutions. However, those with a warm temperament should consume it with caution.

Health Benefits of Saffron Syrup

1. Calming and Stress-Relieving:
   Saffron syrup is well known for its relaxing properties, helping to reduce stress and alleviate symptoms of depression.
2. Digestive Aid:
   If you suffer from bloating or indigestion, saffron syrup can improve digestion and significantly reduce stomach bloating.
3. Blood Sugar and Blood Pressure Regulation:
   Saffron syrup can help balance blood sugar and blood pressure levels, promoting heart health and aiding in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases.
4. Menstrual Pain Relief:
   This syrup is effective in relieving menstrual cramps and also contributes to blood production in the body.