Soybeans are the most nutritious, digestible and one of the cheapest sources of protein among legumes.. The scientific name is 'Glycine Max'. Originating from the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria, it is currently widely cultivated in the United States, Brazil, and Argentina, and more than half of the world's soybean production is produced in the United States.
Calorie per 100 g of soybean is 391 kcal, usually in September to October, when all leaves fall and the moisture content of the seeds falls below 13%, harvested by machine and stored. These seeds are 17% oil, 63% powder, and 50% protein.
Soy flour is used as a high-protein meat substitute in many foods, including infant formula, and also provides meat textures such as minced meat and bologna sausage products. In other words, it is known as the meat of the field. Because soybeans are starch-free, they are a good source of protein for diabetics.
In addition, isoflavones help calcium absorption and help prevent osteoporosis, and saponins have antioxidant properties. Soy beans are also effective as an antidote and diuretic.
In Far East Asia, such as China, Korea, and Japan, it is widely consumed in the form of soymilk, a white suspension, and tofu, a coagulated food similar to cottage cheese. Also, bean sprouts are used as salad ingredients or vegetables, and beans are stir-fried in a frying pan without oil and eaten as a snack.
Soybeans are an important source of vegetable protein and fat, which are lacking in rice, as an ingredient in traditional foods such as soy sauce and soybean paste that Koreans consume every day. Korean Cheonggukjang, soybean paste, and Japanese natto, made from fermented soybeans, have been found to be particularly effective for #vascular health.
Soy sauce in Korea is made by fermenting soybeans, while soy sauce in Japan is made by fermenting soybeans and wheat. This fermented food is a very effective medicinal food for dissolving blood clots.
Cheonggukjang in Korea and natto in Japan are foods that are fermented for a short period of time, while doenjang is foods that are stored for a long time after fermentation. Doenjang, which is already fermented soybean paste, is separated from the soy sauce and transferred back to a large jar for further aging at a specific temperature. Korean Cheonggukjang is also available in dried and powdered form. It's readily available online or in grocery stores. Its efficacy is not much different from raw cheonggukjang, and in particular, cheonggukjang powder is mixed with yogurt or milk and used for skin care.
These fermented soy foods are nutritionally high in protein. It contains isoflavones that enhance immunity and help balance hormones, lecithin that corrects intestinal function, recovers from fatigue and sterilizes, enzymes that prevent high blood pressure and dissolve blood clots, calcium, magnesium, and plant fiber. Fermented soybeans are effective for weight control with 212 kcal per 100 g.
Nattokinase is a beneficial bacilli that dissolves blood clots in this fermented soy food. When Bacillus subtilis is added to boiled soybeans, Bacillus subtilis eats boiled soybeans and grows, producing a substance called nattokinase that breaks down blood clots.
This particular bacillus was discovered in 1987 by Professor Sumi of Japan and named nattokinase.
Nattokinase promotes the production of urokinase, which breaks down blood clots in the body, and plasmin, a thrombolytic enzyme. There are several types of Bacillus, but most of them belong to harmful bacteria such as anthrax. Nattokinase is one of the beneficial bacteria in the human body among these various Bacillus bacteria.
Black bean sauce is one of the representative fermented foods in China. It is made by fermented black soja beans and adding various seasonings. On the other hand, in Korea and Japan, soybeans are fermented. In Korea, cheonggukjang and doenjang are representative fermented foods, and in Japan, natto and miso are representative fermented foods. As such, there is no need to use soybeans to make fermented soybeans. You can also make this fermented food with lentils, black beans and chickpeas.
Making 'Doenjang' is not an easy task. However, 'cheonggukjang' and 'natto' can be easily made at home by anyone with a little diligence. In particular, people suffering from blood or thrombosis-related diseases such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke are advised to consume this fermented food regularly. These fermented foods are safe, non-toxic, and require no intake restrictions. Fermented soybean food is not a perfect treatment for hypertension or vascular disease of various unknown causes. However, it can be the answer to prevent blood clots. This is because it can dissolve blood clots without side effects. It dissolves blood clots better than aspirin, and is high in protein, low in calories, and does not burden the stomach at all. I am sure that this fermented food is a very good medicine for blood clot management that can be obtained from nature. Someday, this may be replacing your high blood pressure medication.
Here's an easy way to make fermented soybean food full of nattokinase at home.
You may be unfamiliar with its indescribable subtle, greasy texture.
Even My mom, who is taking pills for her blood pressure, She strongly refuses to eat this raw.
Asians don't even eat raw for taste.
Most people use it as a seasoning for a variety of foods or cook it in stews.
The recommendation to eat raw is probably due to concerns about the amount of sodium that can be included in dishes.
Do not worry. I will introduce my own recipe that you may never get tired of eating every day.
Now you are one step closer to the world of healthy taste.
👉For more information on how to make fermented beans and for my secret recipe, please refer to the following article on my blog.
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