Celeriac is probably more commonly known as celery root. It is a turnip-rooted vegetable, and the root forms a solid knob just below the soil surface. Italian and Swiss botanists gave the first description of celeriac about 1600. It became popular in Europe in the eighteenth century, but has never been popular in England or …
Food to beat cancer: DATES
One food which dates back in prehistoric times is the date. Here is truly a miracle food that has nourished, sustained and probably imparted life to countless travelers over the sands of time. A Food to beat cancer: DATES Good Energy Source While the date is ripened on the tree, the sugar it contains increases …
LENTILS
Lentils have been cultivated for thousands of years, since the Bronze Age but they do not grow wild. They are legumes, and their protein content is second only to soybeans and contains as much protein as many muscle types of meat. Therapeutic Value of Lentils Lentils neutralize muscle acids in the body and are especially …
The benefits of an apple
Though apples are the most versatile of fruits, eaten for their zest and flavor, they also have many valuable characteristics, health and nutrition-wise which can become a worthy tool in beating cancer or any illness. The benefits of Apples are: Vitamins A and C found in apples promote growth, help ward off colds. The minerals …
Cabbage—an Ancient Food with Timeless Nutritional Value
The cabbage was widely grown in ancient China and holds timeless nutritional value. In fact, the workers on the Great Wall were fed on cabbage and rice. When winter came, the wine was added to the cabbage to preserve it, producing a sour cabbage pleasant to the taste, which didn’t spoil and a thousand years …
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