<meta charset="utf-8"> <p abp="1735">Beets, called red carrots in Europe, are one of the undisputed stars of the vegetable world.  Research has identified three main medical uses for the common beet.  The first is as a liver/gall bladder tonic because of its abundance of betaine, a phytochemical that thins the bile, thereby allowing for better bile flow.  Beets have also been traditionally used to treat anemia, especially in children, because of their iron content.  And, finally, recent studies have shown that beet powder is as effective a blood-pressure medicine as conventional treatments, most likely because of the presence of nitric-oxide precursors found in the beet root. </p> <p abp="1736">We use three varieties of beets (Detroit Red, Chiogga and Golden) to make our Three-Beet Powder. Because of its intense flavor and abundant nutrients, it can be used in any dish, from salads to desserts (especially with its traditional complement, chocolate). </p> <p abp="1737">Our favorite way to use Dr. Cowan’s Garden Three-Beet Powder is a teaspoon added to yogurt (along with a half-teaspoon of Ashitaba Powder) and a splash of maple syrup.</p> <meta charset="utf-8"> <p abp="1740"><strong abp="1741"><span>We recommend adding this powder to your empty Miron jar as soon as possible to increase its longevity.</span></strong></p> <p abp="1740"><strong abp="1741">Inside this jar are approximately 50 servings!</strong> </p> <meta charset="utf-8"> <p abp="1740"><strong><span>Ingredients: Organic beets. Nothing else.</span></strong></p> <p abp="1745"><em><strong abp="1746"></strong></em><strong abp="1746">$40 for 170 grams<br abp="1747">Net wt. 6 oz</strong></p> <p abp="1745"><strong abp="1746">Recipe: </strong><a href="https://www.drcowansgarden.com/pages/pumpkin-creme-brulee" title="Pumpkin Creme Brûlée">PUMPKIN CREME BRÛLÉE</a></p>