In fact, their caloric intake is very low, as is the glycemic index; at the same time, however, asparagus is rich in vitamins, mineral salts, fibers and antioxidants.
Did you know that asparagus can help you lose weight and fight cellulite? Thanks to vitamins, mineral salts and antioxidants their beneficial properties are fundamental for our body: let’s find out why.
Asparagus is one of the foods that should never be lacking for a proper nutrition: in nature there are three different types of asparagus, white, violet and green, but their beneficial properties do not change: in fact, thanks to vitamins and minerals, our organism can benefit enormously from asparagus. In fact, their caloric intake is very low, as is the glycemic index; at the same time, however, asparagus is rich in vitamins, mineral salts, fibers and antioxidants.
The purifying properties of asparagus help to thoroughly cleanse the body and in particular organs such as intestines, liver, kidneys, lungs and skin. This vegetable, such as avocado, cabbage and Brussels sprouts, contains glutathione, a substance that promotes the purification of the body by eliminating harmful substances and free radicals.
The vitamins in the asparagus slow the skin aging process, allowing the skin to remain young and toned. Thanks to the anti-oxidant contained within them, the asparagus counteracts the signs of skin aging, fighting against wrinkles and signs of expression. Asparagus also contains rutin, which is essential for protecting capillaries and strengthening blood vessel walls.
Asparagus is an excellent ally for draining: its low sodium level in fact produces a diuretic effect. Asparagine, an amino acid which is a natural diuretic, then helps to expel excess sodium: asparagus is therefore the ideal food for those suffering from water retention and for those having unsightly cellulite, because they reduce the stagnation of liquids in the body tissues. Furthermore, mineral salts such as calcium and magnesium, but also potassium, manganese and phosphorus, calm down the nervous hunger so avoiding the accumulation of fat.