Eating gray vegetables can prevent anemia. Because of its growth characteristics, grey cabbage is generally wild, and no human factors affect its growth, so it is a green food with high nutritional value and deserves its name.
Efficacy and function of grey vegetables
Grey vegetables have the functions of dispelling wind and clearing heat, removing toxic substances, eliminating dampness and killing insects, and can prevent anemia, promote growth and development, supplement calcium and eliminate halitosis. Grey vegetables are rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamin C, calcium and iron.
Relevant data show that every100g of young cabbage contains 3.5g of protein, 6.35mg of carotene, 0.69mg of vitamin, 209mg of calcium, 0.9mg of iron, etc., which is helpful to supplement essential nutrients such as calcium, iron and vitamin C, and has certain effects of preventing and treating iron deficiency anemia and osteoporosis.