Asparagus Benefits? Science-Backed Benefits
Asparagus may lower blood sugar
Asparagus, a non-starchy vegetable, doesn't affect blood sugar way starchy veggies like potatoes and maize do.
It may reduce
blood pressure
Eating more asparagus could be one part of your blood pressure management diet.
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Asparagus
boosts satiety
If you typically finish your meals hungry or look for a snack an hour later, try asparagus.
Aids pregnancy
Asparagus provides 67% of the recommended folate in one cup. Due to its role in neural tube development, this vitamin is essential for pregnant women.
It's full of
gut-healthy prebiotics
Prebiotic fiber in asparagus feeds gut probiotics.
Detoxifies nat
urally
Asparagus aids detoxification. Antioxidants help.
Asp
aragus is heart-healthy
Asparagus is high in folate, a B-vitamin that lowers blood homocysteine, which increases heart disease risk.
It may boost im
munity
Prebiotic fibers, antioxidants, and plenty of vitamins and minerals make fruits and vegetables good for the immune system.
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