Licorice Health benefits
Siberian licorice (Glycyrrhiza Uralensis.), growing in the sub-Arctic climate, differs from its southern relatives by a relatively large number of biologically active substances (glycyrrhizic acid - from 3 to 6%).
Siberian licorice is the most popular herb in folk medicine due to its sweet taste and anti-inflammatory qualities. It contains a large number of estrogens, remarkably similar to female hormones, so it is actively used in cosmetics and in solving problems with female reproductive functions.
Licorice root contains glycyrrhizic acid, glucose, sucrose, fiber, ascorbic acid, flavonoids (liquiritin, isoliquiritin, liquiritoside etc.), essential oils, minerals, and tannins. It is actively used in resorts in the form of licorice baths. Licorice extract has been clinically tested for adaptogenic properties and is recommended for athletes to improve their athletic performance.
It is used as a natural sweetener in the production of sweets.
LICORICE NUTRITION INFO
Nutrition information (per 100 g.)
ENERGY, KCAL. | 375 |
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PROTEIN, G. | 0.0 |
FAT, G. | 0.0 |
CARBOHYDRATES, G. | 34.0 |
SALT, G. | 0 |
Chaga contains chromogenic polyphenol carboxylic complex, pterins, polysaccharides, agaricin and humin-like chagic acids, organic acids, lipids, steroid substances, lignin, fiber, free phenols, flavonoids, major and mineral nutrients.
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