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Black Eyed Beans For Mom-To-Be
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These legumes are very healthy for an expectant mother. This is because black eyed beans are very rich in folate, a nutrient essential for the growth of baby in the womb.One cup of black eyed beans can provide for 90 per cent of your daily folate needs. Apart from that, it is rich in proteins and fibre. The cooking method determines the amount of fats in it. Have these pulses in the sprouted form for best results.
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