Showing posts with label Anemia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anemia. Show all posts

How To Eat Okra To Treat Diabetes, Asthma, Anemia And Failing Eyesight

Okra, also known as “woman’s finger” is a well-known yearly vegetable which grows in subtropical, tropical and warm temperature areas, and it has gained its popularity for being so high in supplements and low in calories. It is loaded with folate, vitamin A, C as well as fiber, magnesium, manganese, potassium, zinc and more.

In order to reap the most benefits from the vegetable, take 3-4 bits of raw okra separated from the stem, before soaking the vegetable in some water and placing it in a glass container. Once you start consuming this vegetable, studies have shown that people experience a significant decrease in their glucose levels, which is why medical experts recommend thousands to implement this tropical vegetable in their diet.

How to do:

It is recommended to always buy okra with a small-to-moderate size, and consume it while it is fresh, as this is when it’s natural properties are at it’s peak. Also, be sure to avoid using okra that has been sitting in your home for a longer period of time, as it will not provide the benefits that a natural vegetable would.

Avoid squeezing okras as they have a stringy surface and feel free to consume them with an additional spice or food as they can have quite the ‘green taste’ if you don’t steam or pan-fry them well.

The efficiency of okras has been proven by a number of studies, most of which have shown that the vegetable is incredible useful when used to treat the following conditions:


  • Anemia
  • Asthma
  • Cancer
  • Bad cholesterol
  • Bone strength
  • Diabetes
  • Constipation
  • Weakened immunity
  • Pregnancy
  • Skin and vision health

Detoxify, Heal Your Liver And Boost Your Blood Count With These 3 Fresh Beetroot Juice Recipes

Anemia is the most common blood condition in America, currently affecting about 3.5 million American adults.  This condition develops when the blood is deficient in healthy blood cells or hemoglobin, which is the major part of red blood cells.  Given that hemoglobin is protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen, if your hemoglobin count is abnormal or low, the cells will receive less oxygen.  This leads to fatigue, since the organs fail to get what they need to function properly.

There are over 400 different types of anemia, out of which anemia caused by iron deficiency is the most common.  As a matter of fact, 1 in 10 teenage girls suffer from anemia due to not eating the right food as well as for their monthly blood loss.

Red Blood Cells


As mentioned above, anemia there are different types of anemia, depending on the cause.  For instance, menstruation, heavy metal poisoning, prolonged medication, and poor nutrition can cause anemia.  The most common symptoms of anemia include fatigue, weakness, dizziness,  heart palpitations, and weak hair and nails. The good news is that making a few dietary changes can help rebuild red blood cells, boost iron levels in the body, and reverse anemia.  Below you have three simple recipes that you can start with:

Juices To Treat and Beat Anemia


1. Beet Anemia

Beetroot is one of the best sources of iron! Combining beets with carrots boosts the absorption of iron while Brewer`s yeast is added to help with your body’s natural iron absorption.  Ultimately, besides adding a unique flavor, lemon also assists in improving nutrient absorption.

Ingredients:


  • 4 medium-sized beetroots
  • ½ lemon
  • 4 carrots
  • 2 tbsp Brewer`s yeast

Instructions:

Wash the beetroots, lemon, and carrots thoroughly before running them through the juicer. When done, stir in the brewer`s yeast and drink right away.  For optimal results, drink this juice on an empty stomach.

2.  Spinach, Beetroot and Berry Juice

This juice is packed with iron content! It is also abundant in vitamin C, which is needed for optimal iron absorption.

Ingredients:


  • 2 handfuls of spinach
  • 1 beetroot
  • 1 cup of of red berries
  • ½ lemon
  • 3 small radishes

Instructions:

Wash all the ingredients, chop the beetroot and radishes, and run everything through your juicer. Simple as that!

3. Parsley Juice

Parsley is an excellent source of iron! The presence of vitamin C is an added bonus, as it  improves its bioavailability.

Ingredients:


  • 1 bunch of parsley
  • ½ lemon
  • 1 cucumber
  • 1 orange or green apple

Wash the ingredients, run them through your juicer, and drink the juice half an hour before having breakfast!

source:
http://besthealthyguide.com/fatigued-dizzy-short-breath-anemic/
http://juicing-for-health.com/3-easy-juice-recipes-to-treat-and-beat-anemia.html
http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/understanding-anemia-basics#1