4- Saffron Boost Wound Healing
Saffron, the expensive and vibrant spice long used in traditional medicine, has recently been studied for its potential to assist with wound healing. In particular, research suggests that it may help speed up the healing process and reduce scarring after a second degree burn. (3)
The active compounds found in saffron are thought to be responsible for its wound-healing properties. These compounds interact with proteins present in the skin to stimulate tissue growth and regeneration. Additionally, studies have found that it can increase blood flow to the wound site, providing more nutrients that are necessary for healing tissue damage.