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Why Bone Broth?
Bone broth is one of the healthiest foods you can add to your diet, and has been used as food in healing remedies for more than a thousand years.
Studies show that Bone Broth may have the following benefits:
- Healing digestive issues and leaky gut.
- Promotes the health of skin, joints and tendons.
- Decreases in food allergies (such as gluten and lactose)
- Inhibits infection and reduces inflammation
- Increases collagen reducing appearance of wrinkles & cellulite
Digestion
Skin
Joints
4 KEY REASONS TO CONSUME BONE BROTH
Collagen
Referred to as the “glue” that holds our cells together, collagen is our main structural protein that makes up our connective tissues. Collagen works together with elastin (another structural protein) to maintain connective tissue flexibility or elasticity. Collagen is destroyed by inflammatory processes, hence the need to feed the body with collagen.
Gelatin
Gelatin was one of the first functional foods, used as a medical treatment in ancient China and, as found in bone broth, is the ideal way to increase and feed the collagen in the body. In a warm liquid form, it lends itself to easy digestion, and is generally well tolerated in people with gastrointestinal conditions and food sensitivities. Gelatin provides bone-building minerals in easily absorbable ways, preventing bone loss and reducing joint pain. It may also help with inflammatory conditions such as osteoarthritis, IBS and autoimmune disorders.
Minerals
As a result of soil degradation, the mineral content of our foods is reduced, and many of us have compromised absorption due to poor gut health. Yet minerals are critical to so many bodily functions and impact everything from our bones to our mood and our sleep. Supplying magnesium, potassium, silicon, sulfur and phosphorous, bone broth provides an excellent means of boosting your mineral intake, and thus help heal the digestive system and prevent insomnia, fatigue and anxiety.
Amino-Acids
Gelatin in bone broths contains amino acids arginine, glycine, glutamine and proline. These amino acids also have healing properties. For example, glycine helps detoxify the body of chemicals and acts as antioxidant; it is also a neurotransmitter that improves sleep and improves memory and performance. Proline helps regenerate cartilage and heal joints; it also reduces cellulite and makes skin softer.