You might not like bitter foods, but they have a lot of benefits. I actually like better foods and I eat bitter foods on a regular basis. I like to eat bitter melon. It can help you to control hypertension and diabetes by regulating blood pressure and blood sugar levels.
Raw cocoa beans are very bitter but rich in antioxidants and polyphenols that widen blood vessels and reduce heart attack risk. I also try to include it in my diet. I like coffee. Unsweetened coffee is bitter and is linked with benefits like reduced risk of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, heart disease, and some cancers. Green tea has bitter and astringent taste and is well known for its health benefits including antioxidants and heart protection. I also drink green tea once in a while.
Including bitter foods in your diet adds variety and supports overall wellness.
Raw cocoa beans are very bitter but rich in antioxidants and polyphenols that widen blood vessels and reduce heart attack risk. I also try to include it in my diet. I like coffee. Unsweetened coffee is bitter and is linked with benefits like reduced risk of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, heart disease, and some cancers. Green tea has bitter and astringent taste and is well known for its health benefits including antioxidants and heart protection. I also drink green tea once in a while.
Including bitter foods in your diet adds variety and supports overall wellness.
