EATING BEETS MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR YOU
Hi it's your Girl JA Nursing here, With March being nutrition month, it's that time again to give you some knowledge. Growing up in a West Indian house hold beets was commonly known for it's powerful punch.You can eat beets raw, roasted or boiled. The top of the beets offer great nutritional value also. You can boil and serve the greens as a tasty dish much like spinach. Beets contain numerous nutrients and vitamins that deliver multiple health benefits. Why the big hype? As more people try to find natural ways of treating illness beets has been on the #1 list for centuries. As your advocate my goal is to help you figure out the right choices for you. Diabetes and high blood pressure remain on the rise in our community. With this in mind, one might refer you to all tall glass of beet juice. This helps to lower blood pressure. Beets are rich in natural chemicals called nitrates. Through a chain reaction your body changes nitrates into nitric oxide, which h