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the storage of extra body fat and successfully reduce the risk of high
        cholesterol, strokes, and other heart conditions. Your blood pressure
        is regulated and your circulatory system is optimized by the millet’s
        potassium content.

         4. Millets help treat asthma.

        You may suffer fewer migraines as a result of millet’s magnesium
        content. Also, it may lessen the severity of your asthmatic symptoms.
        The reason is that they don’t contain the allergens that cause asthma
        and wheeze as wheat does.

        5. Millets help Improve digestion.

        Millets are a great source of dietary fibre that aids in digestion by
        reducing  gas, bloating,  cramping,  and constipation. Also, healthy
        digestion prevents conditions like colon and stomach cancer as well
        as kidney and liver disorders.

        6. Millet’s act as an antioxidant.

        Millets’  antioxidant  properties  help  in  the  body’s  detoxification
        process. The ingredients like Quercetin, curcumin, ellagic acid, and
        other beneficial catechism remove pollutants from the human body
        and inhibit the enzymatic activity of our organs.

        Economic benefits of promoting millets in the Indian hospitality
        industry

        Promoting millet-based dishes in the hospitality sector in India can
        have  numerous  economic  benefits,  both  for  the  industry  and  the
        country as a whole. Millets are a group of highly nutritious and
        drought-resistant  grains that have been traditionally  grown and
        consumed in India for centuries. However, in recent years, there has
        been a decline in the consumption of millet due to the increasing
        popularity of rice and wheat.

        Here are some of the economic benefits of promoting millet-based
        dishes in the hospitality sector in India:

           •  Cost-effectiveness:  Millets  are  relatively  cheaper  than  rice
               and wheat.  Therefore,  introducing  millet-based  dishes in

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