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I got this recipe from my sister. Since I started taking it, my blood is clean, my liver, my intestines and my skin are radiant

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We all know the saying: “Healthy as a beet.”

It is rich in sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, vitamin C, K and B vitamins. It also has a high amount of folic acid and fiber.

Beets contain betaine in abundance, which supports liver function and prevents the formation of deposits in the arteries. We should not forget rubidium, cesium and anthocyanins, plant pigments that prevent the fragility of blood vessels.

In addition, some experts believe that beet juice can improve the body’s ability to absorb nutrients. A study conducted by Newcastle University in London revealed that supplementation with inorganic nitrates and beet juice helped reduce blood pressure. This could be beneficial for people at risk of cardiovascular disease.

How does beetroot consumption affect our body?

It benefits the entire cardiovascular system.
It purifies the blood, liver, gallbladder, kidneys and intestines.
It reduces blood pressure.
It naturally strengthens the immune system.
It relieves constipation.
It increases endurance during physical activity, especially in athletes.
It improves digestion.
It improves the condition of the skin, hair and nails.
It is useful in atherosclerosis.
It helps in recovery after chemotherapy.
It improves eyesight.
It has positive effects on anemia.
It is recommended as a prevention against cancer.
It is good during pregnancy.
To get the maximum benefit from this healthy vegetable, prepare it in its fermented version: KVAS.

Beet KVAS is a real natural bomb for your health.

BEET KVAS RECIPE The fermentation process increases the bioavailability of beets and provides a large amount of beneficial enzymes and bacteria.

You will need the following INGREDIENTS for beet KVAS:

A large 3-liter jar or a jug.
A lid with holes or cheesecloth to close.
700 grams of beets.
2 tablespoons of flour or 2 pieces of older rye or whole grain bread.
200 grams of sugar (white or brown, but not honey, as the latter slows down fermentation).
100 grams of raisins.

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