HerbMate Library
Cilantro
Coriandrum sativum
Culinary Herb, Detox Support
Cilantro leaf is a common culinary herb traditionally used for digestion and fresh flavor. Some people use it in detox-style routines, but the safest value is as food.
Key Benefits
- Supports digestion traditions as a fresh culinary herb (educational use).
- Used for flavor and appetite support in meals.
- Often paired with other herbs for fresh blends.
Common Issues It May Help With
- Digestive comfort routines (traditional use).
- Appetite support routines (traditional use).
- General wellness routines (food-use).
How To Use (Simple)
- Food: fresh in salsas, salads, soups, and rice.
- Tea: less common; food use is best.
- Blend: pairs well with lime, ginger, and mint.
Taste / Notes
Bright, citrusy, herbal (soapy to some people).
Evidence Level
Nutrition evidence is stronger than supplement claims.
Cautions
If it tastes like soap to you, you’re not broken — it’s genetics.
Interactions
No major known interactions in typical use.
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