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Fermenting helps the natural bacteria in the vegetables break down the vegetables into forms that are easier to digest. This can also make the vegetables easier to digest.
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Read MoreThis is low-salt sauerkraut: use about 1 teaspoon for each medium head of cabbage. A medium head of cabbage will weigh about two or three pounds. Use a tablespoon of salt for each 5 pounds—you do not want to pickle the “krout.” You want it to ferment—don’
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Read MoreCalorie Counting and Nutritionism. Calories in and calories out is not a zero-sum proposition. There is no way that we can count what our bodies need.
Read MoreSalt used in processed foods is not iodized. Given that people are cooking less at home and buying either restaurant or processed foods, iodine intakes in the U.S. have declined by about one third.
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