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Kombucha Part 3

Kombucha Part 3

Before we jump into part 3 let’s learn a bit why Kombucha is so healthy for us…

What are the top reasons to drink Kombucha daily?

Detoxification: Probably the number one benefit of Kombucha is its ability to help the body produce many enzymes and beneficial bacterial acids it uses to aid the liver and kidneys in detoxifying your body. Glucaric acid has been shown in clinical studies to aid cancer patients such as Ronald Reagan who started drinking Kombucha regularly after his cancer diagnosis in 1987, he didn’t die until 2004 of old age.

Digestive and Gut health: Close behind detoxification is its ability to help the body maintain digestive health. Because it is fermented by a colony of probiotics (beneficial bacteria), Kombucha improves digestion and absorption of nutrients in your gut. Next time you feel like your body is not processing food correctly or suffer from digestive uncomfortableness, try Kombucha.

Increased Energy: Kombucha aids the body by forming iron during the fermenting process. It also contains a small amount of caffeine and B-Vitamins that energize the body. As the tea is fermented, iron is chelated from the tea, boosting blood hemoglobin, increasing oxygen supply to the cells and stimulates energy production at the cell level.

Immune Boost: Kombucha is a very strong natural antioxidant and helps manage free radicals. Scientific studies show that it contains DSL (D-saccharic acid-1, 4- lactone) that decreases oxidative stress and related immuno-suppression. It is believed that DSL and Vitamin C that the Kombucha contains help protect against cell damage, inflammation, tumors, and depression of the immune system. It also contains probiotics that support the absorption of nutrients and support the immune system.

Joint Health: Kombucha can help improve joint health by increasing healing and repair and helps with prevention. It contains high amounts of glucosamine which promotes hyaluronic acid production that preserves collagen, prevents pain and reduces skin wrinkles.

Weight Loss: Kombucha improves metabolism and limits fat accumulation according to one study in 2005. Although more studies are needed to confirm this data, it contains polyphenols and high acetic acid (like Apple Cider Vinegar) that help with weight loss.

Cancer Prevention: As discussed previously, Kombucha has been seen to prevent cancer and encourage recovery. One study found that glucaric acid found in Kombucha reduces cancer risk.

Kombucha, once impossible to find in the US, today is available at most grocery stores (especially natural health stores such as Trader Joe’s and Wholefoods) but watch the sugar content, many of them contain high amounts of sugar, so check the label and keep the sugar under 9grams. You can also get a SCOBY (the starter culture that begins the fermentation process) and make your own. It takes a little time each week, but it is inexpensive and a great way to ensure the best Kombucha.

So Let’s get into it!

Here is Part 3

How are you doing? Are you ready to start making Kombucha? Let me know in the comments!

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