1. Ideal for weight management and detox
Did
you know a cup of kale has zero fat and only about 36 calories? The
fibre in this lovely vegetable not only aides in digestion, it also
keeps your liver healthy, lowers cholestoral and maintains ideal blood
sugar levels in your body. Not forgetting it has copious amounts of
vitamic C that increases your metabolism and hydrates your skin.
2. Glowing skin
Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids make you beautiful inside and out, making your skin, nails and hair glow with health
3. Improves your eyesight
The Vitamin A found in kale help store vitamins in the retina and helps protect the optical disorders that come with age.
4. Strengthens your Immune System
Kale’s
impressive concentration of nutrients strengthens the immune system and
fights viruses and bacteria. Kale has more iron than beef, making it a
great source of this valuable mineral for vegans and vegetarians. It
helps more oxygen get to your blood and greatly helps those who are
anemic.
5. Anti-inflammatory
The
omega-3 fatty acids in kale help fight and alleviate arthritis,
autoimmune disorders and asthma. The vitamin C content helps relieve
stiff joints.
6.Fighting Disease
Kale,
like other dark green veggies, may be helpful in preventing various
cancers such as colon, prostate and ovarian. Its abundant vitamin K
content is important for bone health, forestalling the effects of
osteoporosis. And the folic acid and B6 provide cardiovascular support
and prevent heart disease.
7. Kale is high in Vitamin K
Eating
a diet high in Vitamin K can help protect against various cancers. It
is also necessary for a wide variety of bodily functions including
normal bone health and the prevention of blood clotting. Also increased
levels of vitamin K can help people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
There you have it, if there ever was a wonder food, it is sukuma wiki.
Enjoy it as a side dish to your ugali and fry or by itself, or check out
these interesting recipes.
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