BLACK BEANS Conventional / Origin: Bolivia
A legume that is undoubtedly important in the diet of the world’s population, especially in Latin America, is black beans. Its origin dates back to pre-Columbian Peru, from where it passed to Europe and then returned to the New World and established itself as an essential food.
NUTRITIONAL PROPERTIES AND BENEFITS
- They can reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases and cholesterol thanks to the soluble fiber it contains.
- It prevents serious diseases such as cancer, as it contains high levels of antioxidants.
- They provide energy thanks to their high content of slowly absorbed carbohydrates.
- Improves the immune system.
- Being a low glycemic index food, it can be consumed by people with diabetes.
- They improve digestion and prevent constipation.
- Suitable for celicacs. They are an excellent alternative to starch.
- It has a high amount of protein, which makes it an ideal food for vegans and to avoid muscle wasting.
- They help prevent malformations in the fetus due to their folic acid content.
- They reduce the risk of anemia.
They motivate kidney activity.
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