4. Your digestion improves
How: Betalains, the pigments that give beets their red color, act as antioxidants.
Evidence: Betalains may lower chronic inflammation markers linked to arthritis, heart disease, and some cancers.
Tip: Raw, roasted, or juiced beets retain the most betalains overcooking can reduce them.
5. Improves Digestion & Gut Health
How: One cup of beets contains 3.4 g of fiber, which feeds beneficial gut bacteria.
Evidence: A healthy microbiome supports immunity, metabolism, and even mood.
Bonus: Fiber also helps regulate blood sugar and promotes fullness.
6. Supports Natural Detoxification
How: Betalains help liver enzymes process and remove toxins.
Evidence: Animal studies show improved liver function; human research is still limited.
Reality check: Beets support your body naturally—no fancy “cleanse” needed.
7. Provides Key Nutrients
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