MUNG BEANS Conventional / Origin: Bolivia, Perú
Mung (Vigna radiata) is a type of legume known by various names in Spanish: Chinese bean or lǜ dòu (in Mandarin Chinese), loctao in Cantonese Chinese dialect), green soybean (although it should not be confused with true soybean ([Glycine max]), mung bean (from English mung bean, not to be confused with mungo bean, Vigna mungo, which is black) or simply mung bean It is one of the most nutritious varieties of legumes and is characterized by its easy digestion.
NUTRITIONAL PROPERTIES AND BENEFITS
- Mung beans are highly rich in copper, making them a fabulous ally in the fight against wrinkles and age lines. Its
- regular use can take up to 10 years off your hair and improve the appearance of your skin and nails in a remarkable way.
- It has antioxidants.
- Regulates cholesterol.
- Regulates the digestive process.
- Among other fundamental properties.
APPLICATIONS
Currently the most common use of these “green beans” consists of their germination, resulting in the so-called dragon teeth, soybean sprouts, bean sprouts, soy sprouts or simply soybeans, commonly used in oriental dishes. Anti-aging properties.
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