Overview

Quince seeds are the small, hard seeds found in the core of quince fruit.
They contain mucilage, a gel-like substance.
These seeds have been historically used to thicken foods, soothe throat irritation, and moisturize skin.

Benefits

Digestive Health:

• The seeds form a gel-like substance when they come in contact with water.
• This mucilage soothes the digestive tract, potentially relieving constipation and promoting regular bowel movements, people believe.
• Quince seeds contain mucilage that may have anti-inflammatory properties, which could benefit conditions involving inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract.
• Some traditional remedies suggest using quince seed extract or oil topically to promote skin health.
• It is believed that it can soothe and hydrate the skin.
• People traditionally use quince seed extract to alleviate coughs and throat irritation.
• The coating may soothe the throat, potentially reducing discomfort.