General Wellness

How “Hurting” Plants Can Make Them Healthier (For Us)

Andrew Chuma No Comments

FYI. When plants are stressed, they produce protective phytochemicals. The protective benefits of many of these compounds (like anicin in garlic and onions or the blue pigment in grapes produced by resveratrol) are know to be passed along to us when we eat them. There are no such protective compounds in animal products.

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The emphasis used to be on perfect plants. This study suggests a bit of damage is actually in our favor, resulting in a more antioxidant-rich final product.
— Read on www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/how-hurting-plants-can-make-them-healthier-for-us

Reverse Insulin Resistance in the 2020 Mastering Diabetes Online Summit

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Learn from 27 nutrition experts about how to reverse insulin resistance using low-fat, plant-based, whole-food nutrition. Lower your A1c, lose weight, gain energy, and reduce your need for oral medications and insulin using your food as medicine. Register now for FREE to learn exactly how.
— Read on www.masteringdiabetes.org/summit/

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