Description
Beans can be eaten in a variety of ways. Whether with rice, in salads, or in the traditional feijoada, dishes featuring beans are delicious and rich in essential nutrients.
They include a huge amount of vitamins, especially those from the B complex, as well as numerous minerals, such as potassium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, copper, zinc and magnesium.
Properties of beans
Beans are rich in:
B vitamins, especially vitamins B1, B2, B3 and B9;
Lysine, an amino acid that is not produced by the body and must be included in the diet. It is primarily responsible for bone growth during puberty;
In addition to the following minerals:
Calcium;
Copper;
Iron;
Fluorine;
Match;
Magnesium;
Potassium;
Zinc.
All of these nutrients contribute to the proper functioning of our nervous system and the health of our bone marrow.
Benefits of Beans:
The B vitamins present in beans help prevent fatigue, neurological disorders and mood swings;
Large amounts of iron also prevent anemia. Foods rich in vitamin C help the body absorb even more of the mineral;
Potassium also contributes to heart health, muscle relaxation and prevents cramps caused by physical activity;
Name
Dried butter beans
Nutritional Declaration
Average nutritional values per 100 g:
Unprepared: Energy: 371.00 kJ / 88.00 kcal; Fat: 0.70 g, Of which saturated fatty acids: <0.50 g; Carbohydrates: 11.00 g, Of which sugars: <0.50 g; Fiber: 6.00 g; Protein: 6.50 g; Salt: 0.91 g
Conservation Conditions and/or Use
Store in a cool, dry place
Origin
Portugal
Credits: Active Health
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