Premium, Dark
& Nutritious
Premium, Dark
& Nutritious
About Kadaknath
Kadaknath also known as Kali Massi is the Indian Chicken which has been originated from the rural areas of Madhya Pradesh of India. The breed is widely known for its dark black appearance such as its beaks comb, wattles, legs feather, eyes including color of the meat. Today, Kadaknath are being raised across various parts of India and being sold at a premium price due to its nutritional benefits.
Nutritional Benefits of Kadaknath
Kadaknath are highly nutritious Indian chicken breed which has high concentration of anti-disease mineral and protein level such vitamins B1, C, B6, B12, B2, and E, it also contains 18 Amino acids including high amount of calcium, protein, iron, niacin, healthy fats and phosphorus.
Benefits for aging and Obesity
Consuming Kadaknath’ s meats are highly beneficial of aging people who suffer from inevitable disease such as rickets, osteoporosis, and osteopenia. The fats of Kadaknath contain omega 3 which has surprising benefits for reducing obesity in kids and working-class people.
Benefits for aging and Obesity
Consuming Kadaknath’ s meats are highly beneficial of aging people who suffer from inevitable disease such as rickets, osteoporosis, and osteopenia. The fats of Kadaknath contain omega 3 which has surprising benefits for reducing obesity in kids and working-class people.
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