Anyone use "MILA"???

[maslex]

A lady at work has been talking non stop about this product for a few weeks now and now I'm getting curious.

Apprently it's some sort of all natural seed or something. Her son has been using it for a while now and has nothing but good to say about it, so he got her to start using it, and now she's been singing it's praises ever since. LOL

She says that she bought a bag of this seed (chai seed???) and has to sprinkle a scoopful of it into any food/drink, once a day. It's supposed to help out with all kinds of things (blood pressure, arthritis, internal problems, etc) She has claimed that her knees and hands (arthritis) have felt wonderful and that she has more energy. She also claims that it's supposed to help lose weight too.

Just curious if you've heard of it and what you think of it. Thanks!!!

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Google is your friend. The only listing for Mila as a food is a particular brand name, which says it is Salvia Hhispanica (also known as Chai) and here is a description. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvia_hispanica

 

[luvsJack]

Ok, I am curious like the OP. Has anyone here used it and gotten the results of the people she talked to?

Sounds like it just adds fiber and that would make you lose weight by making you feel full longer.

But has anyone used it and had the other results?