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It removes sugar and strengthens the heart: Nutritionists have named the porridge that the elderly must eat

Ihor Romanko

What kind of porridge should the elderly eat
What kind of porridge should the elderly eat

Buckwheat porridge is a real treasure for health, especially for the elderly. It contains a huge amount of vitamins, minerals, and fiber, which help prevent the development of many diseases, boost metabolism, and slow down aging.

It is a real superfood with enormous health benefits. It should be a mandatory part of the diet of the elderly, Patriots of Ukraine writes.

Here are some reasons why buckwheat is so good for the elderly:

  • Lowers blood sugar levels. Buckwheat has a low glycemic index, so it helps control blood sugar levels. This is especially important for people with type II diabetes.
  • Promotes weight loss. Buckwheat is low in calories but very nutritious at the same time. It helps to saturate the body and speed up the metabolism, which can contribute to weight loss.
  • Strengthens the cardiovascular system. Buckwheat contains a lot of iron, which is essential for blood, as well as rutin, which strengthens the walls of blood vessels. This helps reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
  • Improves digestion. Buckwheat contains fiber, which helps to improve intestinal function and get rid of constipation.
  • Strengthens the nervous system. Buckwheat contains B vitamins, which are essential for the normal functioning of the nervous system. It helps reduce anxiety and improve sleep.

How to eat buckwheat properly?

Buckwheat can be cooked in different ways. The easiest way is to simply pour boiling water over it and leave it for 15-20 minutes. You can also cook buckwheat on the stove or in a slow cooker.

To make buckwheat even healthier, you can add vegetables, fruits, or nuts to it. For example, you can make buckwheat porridge with steamed vegetables or buckwheat casserole with fruit and nuts.

Attention: This content is for informational purposes only and does not contain any medical advice. For medications, diagnoses, and other medical advice, please consult your doctor.

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