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October 11, 2022
Oatmeal will help reduce the level of cholesterol in the blood and provide the body with vitamins.
Oatmeal will help reduce the level of cholesterol in the blood and provide the body with vitamins.
Porridge is a popular and tasty dish. Doctors recommend that you include a variety of cereals in your diet, because they are a source of complex carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins and many other useful substances.
Oatmeal is one of our favorite cereals. Let's figure out what useful properties this porridge has and whether there are any contraindications for its use.
The content of oatmeal is usefulOats are a cereal that grows on the territory of our country. Accordingly, supporters of the theory of climate nutrition simply have to love this porridge.
Oats contain vitamins E, A, PP, H, vitamins of group B, trace elements calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, and zinc. The advantage of this cereal is a large number of complex carbohydrates, which are broken down longer than simple carbohydrates, which means that they gradually release calories to the body. Oats also contain proteins and fats.
All this makes oatmeal a product simply necessary in our diet.
The value of oatmealOatmeal is a valuable product. A few facts to support this statement:
The benefits of oatmeal are diverse and proven. But in some cases, this useful product can cause harm.
To prepare oatmeal, you can use oat groats (which can only be steamed or also flattened and ground), oat flakes (in this case, the oats undergo a stronger preliminary treatment) or instant porridge. Most often, we use instant porridge. It is enough to pour boiling water over it and the dish is ready. It is convenient and we are "tempted" by this convenience.
The more pre-prepared the product is, the easier it is prepared and the faster it is absorbed by the body. But at the same time, the "usefulness" of porridge decreases. Remember this when you plan to prepare oatmeal.
However, people with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract at the time of exacerbation are better to use more processed varieties of oatmeal. When boiled, they give a homogeneous sticky mass that envelops the inflamed intestinal mucosa. This prevents further irritation of the intestine and helps to restore its functions.
Try to make food bring you not only pleasure, but also benefit. Use oatmeal to diversify your diet and provide the body with the necessary substances.