Watercress seed powder

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Watercress has a rich and complete nutritional profile. We can mention the following. An excellent source of vitamins A, K, C, B2, B6, B9 and minerals such as calcium, manganese, copper, iron, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium. Their insoluble fibre content is particularly high. Watercress powder is used to prepare an oily macerate for home cosmetics or can be eaten raw or boiled as a food supplement.

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50 g
100 g

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Watercress has a rich and complete nutritional profile: Vitamin A: Alen cress, raw or boiled, is an excellent source of vitamin A for women and a good source for men; Vitamin K: Alen cress and watercress are excellent sources of vitamin K; Vitamin C: raw Alen cress is a good source of vitamin C. Boiled Alen cress and watercress are sources of vitamin C. Manganese: Raw watercress is a good source of manganese for women and a source for men. Boiled watercress is a source of manganese; Vitamin B2 (riboflavin): raw or boiled watercress is a source of vitamin B2; Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine): raw or boiled watercress is a source of vitamin B6; Vitamin B9 (folate): raw or boiled watercress is a source of vitamin B9; Copper: Raw or boiled watercress is a source of copper; Iron: Raw or boiled watercress is a source of iron; Magnesium: Raw or boiled watercress is a source of magnesium for women; Phosphorus: Raw watercress is a source of phosphorus; Potassium: Raw or boiled watercress is a source of potassium. Thanks to its impressive antioxidant, vitamin and mineral content, watercress is a real health ally. It has been credited with numerous virtues: prevention of certain cancers, eye health, digestive well-being, etc.