1. Phytic Acid (Also Called Phytate)
2. Gluten
3. Tannins
4. Oxalates
5. Lectins
6. Saponins
7. Trypsin Inhibitors
8. Isoflavaones
9. Solanine
10. Chaconine
How?
Simple you:
1.Soaking – Letting beans and legumes soak overnight can boost nutritional content and reduce antinutrients.
2.Sprouting – Sprouting occurs when the plant emerges from the seed. ...
3.Fermentation – Many different foods are fermented like yogurt, wine and cheese.
2. Gluten
3. Tannins
4. Oxalates
5. Lectins
6. Saponins
7. Trypsin Inhibitors
8. Isoflavaones
9. Solanine
10. Chaconine
How?
Simple you:
1.Soaking – Letting beans and legumes soak overnight can boost nutritional content and reduce antinutrients.
2.Sprouting – Sprouting occurs when the plant emerges from the seed. ...
3.Fermentation – Many different foods are fermented like yogurt, wine and cheese.
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