Loris Sofia Gregory, Healthy Kitchen Coach
Written for “Healthy Updates from Valley Natural Foods”
13750 County Road 11, Burnsville, MN 55337
November 2, 2011
Mushrooms are easy to overlook in our nutrient-rich rainbow of fruits
and vegetables. But research increasingly reveals why fresh mushrooms
join the ranks of “super foods” such as broccoli and blueberries that
are nutrient dense and calorie sparse. In Asia where food and medicine
are one, mushrooms are a staple. “Mushrooms may seem plain, but they
really are a super food.” says dietician Dr Sarah Schenker, “They
contain virtually no fat, sugar or salt and are a valuable source of
dietary fiber as well as five B vitamins,” not to mention a good source
of plant protein and essential minerals. Most significant among their
minerals is selenium that protects against viruses. Adding mushrooms to
your warming November stews will make you feel satisfied and healthy
without boosting calories. Read More
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@ 11:06 AM CST
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