Helps with anemia
The first tip that every doctor will give you in case of diagnosis of iron deficiency in the blood is eating beets as often as possible.
Keep in mind that when you eat beets, either you eat it fresh as a salad, cooked or as juice, you can add some freshly squeezed lemon juice; in order to bind the iron so that the body can absorb it.
Contain lots of minerals
Beet is rich in minerals like magnesium, potassium, calcium, iron and sulfur. It also contains group B vitamins, along with folic acid, and vitamin C, which makes beet an excellent choice for pregnant women.
Better absorption of calcium
Due to the presence of silica, beets helps for better absorption of calcium in the body, this helps to maintain the health of the bones, skin, hair and nails.
Cleansing the body
In raw or unprocessed form, beet contains betaine, which is excellent detoxifying ingredient that regulates the secretion of bile and helps the busiest organ – the liver.
From a total of 500 functions that has the bile, the most important are those relating to the removal of toxins and excess secretion of hormones and fat, and in addition to that, beetroot is its major ally.
Red against diseases and tumors
The pigment anthocyanins, of which beet gets red color, acts against various diseases, reduces tumor cells, and the attacked tissue gets a normal structure.
Restores blood
Beet contributes to recovery of blood and it is a natural aid in the treatment of leukemia.
Lowers blood pressure
If consumed regularly, beets and beet juice can lower your blood pressure.