Ragi also called as finger millet is
an extremely nutritious millet that resemble mustard seeds in appearance.
Ragi has various nutrients like carbohydrates,
fibers, fats and proteins, along with noteworthy levels of key micronutrients -
vitamins and minerals. It has negligible levels of cholesterol and sodium, to
promote heart wellness. In addition, ragi contains considerable quantities of
vitamins C and E, to boost immune, skin and hair health.
Ragi is a powerhouse of iron,
serving as a boon for people who experience low haemoglobin levels in the
blood, thus effectively treating anaemia.
Sprouting some ragi grains
overnight and consuming them the next morning has massive benefits for the
health of pregnant and lactating women. Due to the immense iron and calcium
content in ragi, it is ideal to stimulate milk production and balance hormonal
activities in expecting women and young mothers.
Ragi or finger millet is consumed
in the form of porridge, roti, dosa, idli, and biscuits. With a very high
amount of calcium and potassium when compared to other millets or cereals, ragi
is a highly nutritious food. It is rich in minerals like Calcium, Potassium,
Iron, Magnesium & Zinc
|
Energy |
328 Kcal |
|
Protein |
7.30 gm. |
|
Carbohydrates |
72 gm. |
|
Fat |
1.30 gm. |
|
Dietary fiber |
11.50 gm. |
|
Iron |
3.9 mg. |
|
Sodium |
11 mg. |
|
Calcium |
344 mg. |
|
Potassium |
408 mg. |
Benefits:
High in Protein
Ragi has loads of Calcium
Helps for Weight Loss
Prevents Diabetes
Good for lactating Mother
Good for Anemic people