The Acne Nutritionist Maria Marlowe
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RECIPES – SALADS, VEGAN
When it comes to salads, dressing can make it or break it. This hemp caesar dressing definitely makes it.
To get the white, creamy texture of caesar dressing, I used hemp seeds as a base, which come with added anti-inflammatory benefits. In place of croutons, I used chickpea croutons (crisp seasoned and baked chickpeas…which are insanely delicious and add a nice crunch).
Hemp Seeds: Hemp seeds may be tiny, but they contain a massive amount of protein, including the sulfur-bearing amino acids: methionine, cysteine and cystine, which are used to build strong hair, nails, muscle and skin. They are also high in omega 3, an essential nutrient that provides anti-inflammatory benefits. It can also help bring down the redness and swelling of blemishes.
Chickpeas: Chickpeas are a superfood. One cup provides a hefty 12.5g of fiber, and whopping 14.5 grams of protein. This makes them filling and satisfying. They also provide iron (appx. 26% of our recommended daily intake (RDI) per cup) copper ( 29% RDI per cup) and manganese (84% RDI per cup), minerals that help keep our energy high.
Avocado: Avocado is a delicious source of not only healthy monounsaturated fats, but a variety of vitamins (Including Vitamin A, Vitamin E, and Vitamin K) and perhaps surprisingly, even fiber. Because fat is filling and increases satiety hormones that help you eat less overall, avocados are a great food if you’re trying to lose weight. They will help prevent overeating, snacking, and sugar cravings. Eating avocado regularly is associated with better weight management, a smaller waist circumference, and a healthier BMI. (1)
I made this hemp caesar dressing on an episode of The Doctors on CBS. We did a whole segment on the benefits of seeds and how to get more of them into your diet. Health Benefits of Mushrooms and How to Increase Vitamin D in Mushrooms before cooking.
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I help people clear acne (even when nothing else has worked) through a root cause approach. Here you’ll find posts on the gut-skin connection and recipes to clear your skin from within, naturally. You don’t have bad skin, you’ve just been misinformed.
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