28/07/2020
Me as a kid: “I don’t want to eat this mum” My mum: “it will give you strength and keep you well and healthy” - Never really been a fan of this one mainly just because of how it looks 😂 (spoilt child), but it has always been a part of my diet, whether I liked it or not (thanks mum 🙄)! - Say hello to - Moth di Dal! A spicy Indian moth bean soup. A Indian dish, just like any dal thats very easy to make, actually is very flavourful, and healthy as well as naturally vegan and gluten free! Here’s the benefits of including this food into your diet 🤫 Good source of plant-based protein, fibre and energy. 🤫 This high-protein pulse is packed with essential micronutrients such as folate and magnesium. 🤫 Excellent source of B vitamins, iron, potassium and zinc. 🤫 Folate maintains immunity, cardiovascular health, mental health and cellular processes like DNA creation. 🤫 Helps combat fatigue. 🤫 Magnesium helps maintain healthy muscles, bones and teeth, nervous system health and cell division.
🤫 Rich in iron which plays an important role in red blood cell formation, maintaining immunity and fighting fatigue. 🤫 Aids cognition 🤫Contains phosphorous which is required for healthy teeth and bones, and healthy cell function. 🤫Good source of copper which helps protect cells from free radicals, and helps keep your immune and nervous systems healthy 🤫 Helps in maintaining the blood sugar levels 🤫 Rich in antioxidants like phenols, carotenoids and flavonoids. These antioxidants help reduce the risks of cardiovascular disease, certain cancers and age-related degenerative conditions. I hope again this was useful, and if you’ve got this far then please leave a comment and like and don’t forget to share with your family and friends!