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Why do teachers eat more pig blood?
Pig blood is rich in nutrition and is known as "liquid meat". According to the determination, the content of protein 19g in pig blood per 100g is higher than that in beef, lean pork and eggs. The fat content is very small, only 0.4g per 100g. Therefore, pig blood is a food with low calorie, low fat and high protein. In addition, pig blood contains essential inorganic salts such as calcium, phosphorus, potassium and sodium, as well as trace elements such as iron, zinc, copper and manganese.

These nutritional characteristics of pig blood are especially suitable for the elderly. The health of the elderly turns from prosperity to decline, and the anabolism of protein gradually slows down, such as the decrease of hemoglobin synthesis, so it is prone to senile anemia. It is generally believed that the high-quality protein in the diet of the elderly should account for about 50% of the total in protein, and protein 1 ~ 1.2g is needed per kilogram of body weight every day. Pig blood contains 8 kinds of amino acids needed by human body and is an ideal food for the elderly. Pig blood is rich in iron, which is an indispensable component of hematopoietic system, and can play a role in "enriching blood" for iron deficiency anemia that is easy to occur in the elderly. Trace elements such as zinc and copper contained in pig blood have the functions of improving immune function and anti-aging. Old people often eat pig blood, which can delay the aging of the body and keep their ears and eyes bright. Pig blood also contains a certain amount of phosphatidylcholine (lecithin), which can inhibit low density lipoprotein and help prevent arteriosclerosis, and is beneficial to patients with hypertension, coronary heart disease, hyperlipidemia and cerebrovascular diseases. In addition, the elderly are prone to malnutrition because of tooth loss, chewing difficulty and decreased digestive function. Pig blood is as soft as tofu, easy to chew and digest and absorb. Therefore, the elderly often eat pig blood, which is not only nutritious, but also beneficial to health.

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Modern medical research has found that pig blood can absorb "garbage" in the body. After the plasma protein of pig blood is decomposed by human gastric acid and digestive enzymes, it will produce a substance that can detoxify and moisten intestines. This substance can react biochemically with dust and harmful metal particles that invade the human body, become waste that is not easily absorbed by the human body, and then be excreted from the digestive tract. Now environmental pollution has become a global public hazard. Not only teachers, miners and cleaners are seriously polluted by dust, but almost all urban residents are also harmed by dust. Therefore, eating pig blood often can not only increase nutrition, but also excrete harmful waste in the body, so it is an ideal health food. Medical practice has proved that the trace element cobalt in pig blood can prevent the growth of developing tumors.

This hormone in pig blood not only has therapeutic effect on cancer, but also plays an important role in treating heart disease. In addition, the iron rich in pig blood is almost all bivalent iron (heme iron) easily absorbed by human body, which has a good blood-enriching effect. Nutrition experts have confirmed in experiments that the absorption rate of heme iron in the small intestine can reach 23-37%, while the absorption rate of non-heme iron (iron contained in vegetable, fruit, beans and other plant foods) is only about 9%, so China has always said that "blood is used for enriching blood".

1. Nutrient-rich pig blood is rich in protein, 8 amino acids and various trace elements necessary for human body, with less fat content. Therefore, eating pig blood regularly can not only absorb the nutrients needed by the human body, but also do not have to worry about getting fat.

2. The folk saying of "enriching blood" that can prevent anemia is correct from the perspective of iron nutrition. The intake of a large amount of heme iron is bound to play the role of promoting blood production and enriching blood, and the iron rich in pig blood is almost all heme iron easily absorbed by human body. Therefore, pig blood has a good blood-enriching effect.

It is the "cleaner" of human body. After the plasma protein of pig blood is decomposed by gastric acid and digestive enzymes, it will produce a substance that can detoxify and moisten intestines. This new substance can react biochemically with dust and harmful metal particles that invade the human body, become waste that is not easily absorbed by the human body, and then be excreted. Therefore, eating pig blood often can excrete harmful substances from the body.

4. Anti-aging pig blood contains more chromium, which has a good preventive and therapeutic effect on arteriosclerosis and coronary heart disease. In addition, there are many phospholipids in pig blood, which can increase the amount of acetylcholine and make the connection between nerve cells rapid, thus improving people's memory. Therefore, patients with early Alzheimer's disease should eat more pig blood.

5. Medical practice with anti-cancer effect has proved that trace element cobalt in pig blood can prevent the growth of malignant tumor. Scientists isolated a 1 substance named "trauma hormone" from pig blood, which can remove necrotic and damaged cells and act on injured tissues to gradually heal them and restore their normal functions.

1, Chinese sauerkraut pig blood soup

Raw materials:

100g sauerkraut, 200g pig blood.

Accessories:

Ginger slices and chopped green onion are a little each, and salt is appropriate.

Exercise:

1. Wash and shred sauerkraut; Wash pig blood and cut into thick slices.

2. Set the casserole on fire, pour in proper amount of water, put sauerkraut, pig blood and ginger slices into the pot, boil over high fire, season with salt and sprinkle with chopped green onion.

Tips:

One trick is fresh: the fat sausage and pork belly only need to be washed twice with sauerkraut, and the fishy smell can be basically eliminated.

Taste renovation: If you are in the north, especially in the northeast, you can use blood sausage slices instead of pig blood, pour fresh pig blood into pig intestines, and add some chopped green onion and seasoning, the taste will be pure and strong, without affecting the slimming effect.

Features:

Pickled sauerkraut can stimulate appetite. The concept of healthy slimming is by no means a simple diet, which can effectively regulate the body's full absorption of nutrients. Pig blood can eliminate intestinal flatulence, dredge large intestine and is rich in iron, which can prevent iron deficiency anemia. This soup is helpful for digestion, and at the same time, it can effectively supplement the iron element that causes the loss of women during their physiological period. It can be said that it is a good soup for slimming without reducing nutrition. However, patients with dry kidney disease should not eat pickled sauerkraut often.

2, pig blood tofu

Practice: 1, prepare for the exam; Slice tofu and pig blood, blanch in boiling water, and sterilize. Cut the onion, shred the ginger, shred the red pepper for later use, and prepare a small amount of water starch.

2. After the oil is boiled, put shredded ginger and shredded pepper into the pot and stir fry, then add the chopped tofu and pig blood, stir fry a few times, add a little soy sauce and continue to stir fry (stir fry lightly to avoid breaking the tofu and pig blood), add a bowl of water to the soy sauce, and cover the pot to stew. When there is a small amount of water left, add salt, chicken essence and onion, stir-fry a few times, then add water starch, and drain the soup.

(Pig blood is boxed pig blood bought from regular manufacturers in the supermarket)

3. Green Wave Pig Blood Soup

Raw materials:

3 spinach, 100g pig blood.

Accessories:

Onion 10g, salt and sesame oil.

Exercise:

1. Remove yellow leaves from spinach, wash and cut into sections; Wash pig blood and cut into pieces.

2. Put the pot on the fire, add appropriate amount of sesame oil, stir-fry shallots, add appropriate amount of boiling water, and bring to a boil.

3. Put the pig's blood into the pot and cook until the water boils again. Add spinach segments and salt and cook until the spinach changes color.

Tips:

One trick is fresh: prepare a pot of water, boil it, and blanch the spinach in boiling water for a while, 2 ~ 3 minutes. Because: spinach contains oxalic acid, which will hinder the body's absorption of calcium. After this treatment, the oxalic acid in spinach can be removed, and the astringency is also removed.

Taste renovation: changing taste mainly depends on changing condiments and matching accessories. Adding shrimp will make seafood taste bad, and a few drops of Chili oil will turn into spicy soup. You can also add southern condiments such as oyster sauce and fish sauce to enrich the taste.

Features:

Pig blood and spinach are all ingredients for enriching blood. Among them, spinach originated in Caucasus tastes sweet and cold, and has the functions of lowering qi, moistening intestines and helping digestion. Women generally have symptoms of anemia due to their physiological characteristics. Drinking more spinach and pig blood soup is good for enriching blood, improving eyesight and moistening dryness, especially for supplementing iron content in the body.

4. Stir-fried green garlic with pig blood

Stir-fried green garlic with pig blood

Ingredients: 400 grams of pig blood clot, 3 green garlic, 3-4 cups of broth.

Seasoning: 2 tbsp oil, chicken essence 1 tbsp, 1 tbsp salt and 1 tbsp soy sauce.

Practice: 1 pig blood cut into 4 cm square pieces; Oblique section of green garlic

2 Heat 2 tablespoons of hot oil to saute the green garlic, take out the green garlic, add the pig blood clots and stir-fry for a few times, pour in the broth to soften the blood clots, put down the green garlic, add seasoning, and let the soup dry.

5. Korean pig blood soup

Ingredients: (1) diced pig blood, (2) bracken/dried plum/dried apricot, (3) bean sprouts/chopped green onion/pepper/mushroom/garlic/ginger.

Seasoning: half a pot of stock, one tablespoon of Korean spicy sauce (SSAM JANG), one tablespoon of Korean sweet spicy sauce (Wu Chu JANG), one tablespoon of soy sauce, and a little sugar/monosodium glutamate.

Practice: three bowls of clear water, add ginger slices, onion segments and cooking wine to boil. Add pig blood clot, blanch, remove and rinse for later use.

Boil the stock, add the material (2) and cook for 40 minutes until cooked; Add pig blood, other seasonings, and materials (3) to boil and stew for five minutes.

Koreans are used to eating thick soup, such as sparerib soup, pig blood soup and viscera soup, with pickled baskets (one kind of kimchi). It tastes sour and crisp, and it is quite delicious.