Read about fermented foods like kombucha or sauerkraut and their health-giving qualities. Should you start eating them?
Read about fermented foods like kombucha or sauerkraut and their health-giving qualities. Should you start eating them?
Are fermented foods the magic elixir of life that the wellness gurus make out? Originally popular among raw-food enthusiasts, fermented foods like kombucha, kefir, kimchi and sauerkraut are enjoying their moment in the spotlight. Here you can read about the four most popular fermented foods and their health-giving qualities. Should you start eating them?
Introduction
1. Kombucha
2. Kefir
3. Sauerkraut
4. Kimchi
References
Catherine Saxelby, B Sc, APD, AN, FAIFST, is one of Australia's most trusted, award-winning nutritionists and food commentators. She is a ‘voice of reason' in a world full of fake facts, extreme diets and trendy super foods. She has contributed to many magazines such as Healthy Food Guide, Prevention and New Idea, and has appeared on TV programs including Good Morning Australia and Today.
She is the author of 13 books including the phenomenal Nutrition for Life (first published in 1986) and the Food and Nutrition Companion. She has a wealth of experience, having had a career as a hospital dietitian, community health nutritionist, product manager in the food industry, author, educator and presenter. Currently she runs an informational website at Foodwatch.com.au where she shares her discoveries about nutrition and diet.
Length: 8 pages, each A4 in size 219 x 297 mm OR 8.3 x 11 inches
Extract: From Nutrition for Life 2020 edition
Words: 3,000
Format: PDF
Date: 2020
Hashtag: #FermentedFoods #Fermentation
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Produced by accredited nutritionist Catherine Saxelby to help busy people lose weight (if they need and want to) and boost their energy.
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