Hepatic chops with cheese and apples

Useful properties of the liver Since ancient times, people knew about the healing properties of the liver: for example, in Egypt, many dishes were prepared from the liver, and the great doctor and scholar Ibn Sina (also Avicenna) in the XI century, in his famous medical treatise, prescribed to give patients with weakened with the sight of goat's liver juice, although no one knew about vitamin A yet. So what is useful for the liver? First, there are a lot of high-grade proteins in it, which include in the easily digestible form such important elements as iron and copper. Iron is necessary for our body for the normal synthesis of hemoglobin, and copper has long been known for its anti-inflammatory properties. And secondly, the liver contains many micronutrients, such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, phosphorus, zinc; vitamins A and C, vitamins of group B; amino acids: tryptophan, lysine, methionine. The liver is especially rich in vitamin A, which is necessary for kidney health, brain work, normal vision, as well as for smooth skin, thick hair and strong teeth! As for the chicken liver, it is a very tasty and healthy product, and delicacies from it are often found in kitchens around the world. For example, in Korea, chicken liver is used for overwork, chronic fatigue syndrome, impaired vision, lung diseases, and also for recovery from illness and childbirth.

Useful properties of the liver Since ancient times, people knew about the healing properties of the liver: for example, in Egypt, many dishes were prepared from the liver, and the great doctor and scholar Ibn Sina (also Avicenna) in the XI century, in his famous medical treatise, prescribed to give patients with weakened with the sight of goat's liver juice, although no one knew about vitamin A yet. So what is useful for the liver? First, there are a lot of high-grade proteins in it, which include in the easily digestible form such important elements as iron and copper. Iron is necessary for our body for the normal synthesis of hemoglobin, and copper has long been known for its anti-inflammatory properties. And secondly, the liver contains many micronutrients, such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, phosphorus, zinc; vitamins A and C, vitamins of group B; amino acids: tryptophan, lysine, methionine. The liver is especially rich in vitamin A, which is necessary for kidney health, brain work, normal vision, as well as for smooth skin, thick hair and strong teeth! As for the chicken liver, it is a very tasty and healthy product, and delicacies from it are often found in kitchens around the world. For example, in Korea, chicken liver is used for overwork, chronic fatigue syndrome, impaired vision, lung diseases, and also for recovery from illness and childbirth.

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