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Radish: Do you love to know the properties?

The properties of radish

Have you ever had to tell someone about something you don’t like to eat and its value in a way that makes you want to eat it? Or have you ever seen someone else do that? If you have not actually experienced such a thing, keep in mind that this is exactly what you see in this article today. You may be wondering what I am really trying to say. Radish… Actually, I am talking about radishes… Radish is not liked by many people (I am also at the top of that list), but it can be mentioned as a healthy vegetable that my mother tries to force-feed in various ways.

Although many people do not like radish now, I like to say that it is nutritious as it brings us many health benefits even though I don’t like it. (But I think this article should not see others in my home)

Different types of radish are found in Sri Lanka and their properties are also different. It actually helps to cleanse our liver and stomach and thereby disinfects it; Black radish and its leaves have long been used to treat jaundice because they can remove excess bilirubin. It also helps to purify our blood.

So let’s look at some other benefits of it:

1.Protects red blood cells

Radish controls the damage to our red blood cells and in that process increases the supply of oxygen to the blood.

2.High in fiber

If you eat radish as part of your daily salad intake, it will give your digestive system adequate texture and fiber. So your digestion improves. It also does a great job of regulating bile production, protecting your liver and gallbladder, and retaining water.

3.Controls blood pressure

Especially if you suffer from high blood pressure, radish gives your body potassium which helps in lowering your blood pressure and controlling your blood flow. According to Ayurveda, it has a cooling effect on the blood.

4. Strengthens blood vessels

Radish plays an important role in the production of collagen, thereby increasing our blood vessels and reducing the risk of atherosclerosis.

5. A healthy heart !!

 Radish is a good source of anthocyanins, which help our heart function properly and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. They are also high in vitamin C, folic acid, and flavonoids.

6. Improves immunity

Because radish is high in vitamin C, it can protect you from colds and coughs and can boost your basic immune system. But if you consume it regularly, it also controls the formation of harmful free radicals (inflammation), inflammation, and premature aging.

7.Metabolic-friendly

This not only helps your digestive system but also helps to correct acidity, obesity, stomach problems, and nausea.

8. High in nutrients

Red radish contains vitamins E, A, C, B6, and K. It is high in antioxidants, fiber, zinc, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, copper, calcium, iron, and manganese. All of these nutrients help keep our bodies healthy.

9. Healthy skin !!

If you drink radish juice daily, it makes a special contribution to keeping your skin healthy, often due to vitamin C, zinc, and phosphorus. It also helps prevent dryness, acne, and pimples. You can use radish paste to cleanse your face. If you apply it to your hair, it also helps to relieve headaches and strengthen the hair follicles and prevent hair loss.

10. Good for hydration

Eating a little more radish in summer helps prevent dehydration due to overheating and keeps you hydrated. This is due to the high water content in it.

Considering all this, radish can really be considered as a nutritional resource. Therefore, I think it is a great help for a healthy life if you get used to eating hard.

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Priyangi Herath

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