Why mushrooms need to be a part of your daily/weekly diet:
- High in Selenium: Selenium helps with DNA repair, which with adequate intake of this mineral will help with a reduced risk for cancer.
- High in Riboflavin (B2): Riboflavin is necessary for the recycling of glutathione, an antioxidant that protects energy-producing mitochondria from oxidative damage.
- Contains Zinc, Copper, and Manganese: Free radical scavengers.
- Tryptophan: Sleep promoting.
- Fiber, Magnesium, and Potassium: All for a healthy heart.
Make sure to store in a paper bag so they can breathe in the refrigerator. Never wash them in water, just wipe with a wet paper towel. And just slice or chop and eat as a side dish or add to any dish/salad!
Saute:
I love to slice the mushrooms and saute them in a little bit of broth for about 5-7 minutes, not too long so you keep them as nutrient dense as possible. I then like to add a little toasted sesame oil to the pan and mix it in with the slices. Or you can just add some olive oil, lemon, and sea salt for a lighter flare.
Enjoy and always eat to nourish!
To your health,
Julie
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