semen Tritici monococcum
Traditional / Folk Medicine Use
Ancient wild-harvested grain eaten for thousands of years, known for sustaining vitality without the heavy gastrointestinal bloating associated with modern dwarf wheat.
Clinically Demonstrated Actions
Possesses an ancient A-genome chromosome profile with simpler gluten proteins that break down more readily during human digestion. Exceptionally dense in carotenoids (lutein) and zinc.
Preparation & Usage
Use einkorn flour directly for artisan breads, pasta, pancakes, and traditional baked items.
Active Compounds
Lutein, tocotrienols, easily digestible prolamin/glutenin structures, phosphorus, and zinc.
About the Plant
Triticum monococcum is a slender, diploid wild ancestor of wheat with flat, two-rowed spikelets holding tightly hulled grains.
Storage
Store sealed in a cool, dry area away from heat and insects.