Cumin acts as a laxative, diuretic, appetite stimulant, and digestive aid, as well as a muscle relaxant, emmenagogue, galactagogue, cardio-tonic, and anti-flatulent.

It is beneficial for the digestive system. It regulates the functions of the stomach and intestines and is good for gastritis, particularly with reduced acidity, stomach cramps, inflammation of the small intestine, bloating, and constipation.

It acts positively as a cholagogue in diseases of the bile and pancreas.

The tea made from the seeds increases milk in nursing mothers.

The essential oil of the herb relieves stomach gas.

The same effect is achieved when we chew the seeds, which also act as an appetizer.