Behind the dense green color and shape that is often avoided by children, broccoli actually has great benefits. According to Dr Rangan Chatterjee, author of "The Four Pillar Plan" and a correspondent of the BBC Doctor in the House program, broccoli can serve as life savior. In his article, the benefits of broccoli start from the intestines, after traveling through the small intestine, and begin to develop from the place. Once the digested fibers from broccoli reach the colon, Chatterjee says, the intestinal bacteria begin to "feast" the fibers and make short chain fatty acids. The result, colonies of intestinal bacteria are balanced, healthy intestine, and boost immunity. Bowel health is very important. In addition to its effect on digestive function, also on mood and brain function. "It also affects weight and potential joint pain," according to Chatterjee. Healthy Mind Actually, the relationship between healthy intestinal bacteria and healthy ...
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