Purple Sparrow Tribute Purple Fragrant Rice
The “Purple Sparrow Tribute” Purple Fragrant Rice
The “Ziquejie” Purple Fragrant Rice (“Purple Sparrow Tribute”), produced by Hunan Zinong Special Agricultural and Forestry Technology Development Co., Ltd., was tested by the Hunan Agricultural Products Inspection and Testing Center and the Rice and Rice Products Testing Center of the Hunan Academy of Agricultural Sciences. The results showed that the water-soluble ash acidity of “Ziquejie” Purple Fragrant Rice is +0.082, compared to -6.37 for ordinary rice, classifying it as a natural alkaline rice. Its unique alkaline quality helps people regulate the body’s pH level in daily life, maintaining a weakly alkaline bodily fluid state, improving the acidic constitution common among modern people, and enhancing the body’s resistance to diseases and cancer-fighting ability. Purple Fragrant Rice is also rich in protein, fat, lysine, riboflavin, thiamine, folic acid, and various other vitamins, as well as essential trace elements such as iron, zinc, calcium, and phosphorus required by the human body. It has a soft, glutinous texture and a pleasant aroma, with higher nutritional value than ordinary rice. According to *Compendium of Materia Medica*, Purple Fragrant Rice can nourish yin and kidney, enrich blood and qi, strengthen kidney and liver, improve vision and blood circulation, and has the miraculous effect of regulating the uterus and nourishing yin. The dietary fiber in “Purple Sparrow Tribute” Purple Fragrant Rice can lower cholesterol and help prevent heart disease caused by coronary artery sclerosis. Purple Fragrant Rice can warm the spleen and stomach, making it suitable for symptoms such as cold stomach pain, diabetes, and frequent nighttime urination. When combined with medicinal herbs, Purple Fragrant Rice can treat bruises and cuts. With its exceptional quality and rarity, “Purple Sparrow Tribute” Purple Fragrant Rice is truly a marvel of China.
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