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VEGETABLES A - Z
Beetroot  

Contains

Good for:

Has been used to treat convalescents and to build up resistance to disease & also regarded as a powerful blood cleanser.

Beetroot has one of the highest sugar contents of any vegetable. containing the equivalent of 1 teaspoon on natural sugars per100g portion

folic acid, folate, potassium, vitamin C beta carotene, calcium & iron
  • helps protect against spina bifida in the foetus
  • Cleanses and detoxifies the kidneys
  • preservation of the nervous system
  • natural cancer fighting compounds
  • Quantity for 3.5 fl oz

    1/2

    small beetroot

    Calories

    44 kilocalories

     
    Broccoli  

    Contains

    Good for:

    Incorporates many hytonutrients which help fight cancer.

    Broccoli juice can be quite bitter and is best diluted to make it more palatable.

    Iron Vitamin B5

    folate, iron, potassium, beta carotene 

  • helps fight cancer
  • blocks the action of hormones that stimulates tumours
  • restorative for the run down
  • makes energy available to the body
  • Quantity for 3.5 fl oz

    8

    small florets

    Calories

    28 kilocalories

     

    Brussel Sprouts  

    Contains

    Good for:

    These are the highest producer of folate, which produce white blood cells and improve the body's regenerative and restorative powers.

    Brussels sprouts may help to prevent certain types of breast cancer, which are linked to high high levels of hormone oestrogen,  the indoles contained in Brussels sprouts stimulate the liver which in turn breaks done the hormone

    folic acid, zinc, folate and indoles, vitamin C & B6, beta carotene
  • regenerates cells
  • Prevents certain breast cancers
  • healthy development of babies in the womb
  • efficient metabolic process
  • Quantity for 3.5 fl oz

    8

     

    Calories

    26 kilocalories

     


     

    SALTS
    Do you know how much salt you consume as part of your daily diet?

    SUGARS
    Sugars can occur naturally in food and they can be added to food.

    WATER
    In climates such as in the UK, we should drink about 6 to 8 glasses (1.2 litres) of water

     
     
     
     
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