Meatless Mondays: Healing Benefits of Root Vegetables
source: http://eatdrinkbetter.com/2009/10/12/meatless-mondays-healing-benefits-of-root-vegetables-ve...
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With autumn upon us, our seasonal menu has already begun to change. At farmers markets in most areas of the country you can see the abundance of the Fall season. Hearty root vegetables are everywhere and can offer your body an array of healing benefits as prepare for the winter months ahead.
(Venokur-Clark, R., 2009, October 12, par.1)
The roots of any plant are its foundation; roots support and nourish the plant. Root vegetables offer you these same properties, making you feel grounded both emotionally and physically and increasing your stamina and endurance. Roots are a source of nutritious complex carbohydrates, providing long lasting energy and helping to regulate your blood sugar levels. Root vegetables also help us to absorb and assimilate the nutrients we eat, just as they absorb and assimilate vital nutrients for plants.
(Venokur-Clark, R., 2009, October 12, par.1)
Long roots include carrots, parsnips, burdock and daikon radish. Some of these are excellent blood purifiers and can help improve circulation in the body and increase mental clarity. Round roots include turnips, radishes, beets and rutabagas. Round roots are nourishing to the stomach, spleen, pancreas and reproductive organs and can help regulate blood sugar, moods, and alleviate cravings.
(Venokur-Clark, R., 2009, October 12, par.2)
(Venokur-Clark, R., 2009, October 12, par.1)
The roots of any plant are its foundation; roots support and nourish the plant. Root vegetables offer you these same properties, making you feel grounded both emotionally and physically and increasing your stamina and endurance. Roots are a source of nutritious complex carbohydrates, providing long lasting energy and helping to regulate your blood sugar levels. Root vegetables also help us to absorb and assimilate the nutrients we eat, just as they absorb and assimilate vital nutrients for plants.
(Venokur-Clark, R., 2009, October 12, par.1)
Long roots include carrots, parsnips, burdock and daikon radish. Some of these are excellent blood purifiers and can help improve circulation in the body and increase mental clarity. Round roots include turnips, radishes, beets and rutabagas. Round roots are nourishing to the stomach, spleen, pancreas and reproductive organs and can help regulate blood sugar, moods, and alleviate cravings.
(Venokur-Clark, R., 2009, October 12, par.2)
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pakazak
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mmmmmmmmmmmm daikon radishes are THE BEST!
squash soup
roasted beets
leek chips
potato and garlic soup......i have to go eat now :)
- 2 years ago
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pakazak
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atomiclegion
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I found this segment on Huffington Post on the their Green section every now and then.
- 2 years ago
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atomiclegion
