Health benefits of chia seeds (+50 ways to use them)
These small sized seeds have many benefits. Who of us does not want to get a great feed and many benefits with a small amount of seed?!
Some years ago I did not know anything about these magical seeds. I did not know how to get them and how to use them and what their benefits are and whether they will be accepted by my stomach or not. I searched a lot and learned a lot about them and learned their delicious recipes. They really deserve to be called magic pills.
I will share with you in this article all my knowledge about chia seeds.
First: Why all this fuss about the chia seeds? What makes me eat the seeds of the chia?
Above all, you need to know what the nutritional value of chia seeds is?
Chia seeds contain a lot of nutrients. Contains two tablespoons of chia
seeds on
Chia seeds contain a lot of omega 3
Carbohydrates: 12.3 grams
Calcium: 177 mg
Phosphorus: 265 mg
Potassium: 44.8 mg
Zinc: 1.0 mg
Copper: 0.1
Fiber: 10.6 grams
Fat: 8.6 grams
Protein: 4.4 g
What are the benefits of Chia seeds?
Because it contains all the previous elements, it is:
Fight old age
It is rich in antioxidants that maintain the beauty of the skin and
delay the appearance of signs of aging. Antioxidants also act to strengthen the
immune system against diseases. These antioxidants act as a natural
preservative for the fatty acids of chia seeds. It gives you full benefit of
Omega 3 in Chia seeds.
Balance the essential fatty acids in the human body.
The vast majority of people have an imbalance in the body's fatty acids
because of our consumption of Omega 6 at a great rate to contain most processed
foods, refined oils, traditional meats and dairy products. While the normal is
a balance in the consumption of Omega 3 and Omega 6. That balance required for
our bodies and provided us with a lot of omega-3.
Reduces bone loss and osteoporosis
If you do not like eating dairy products or eggs for any reason, do not
worry, you can replace it and take your share of calcium from the chia seeds.
Helps build muscle
If you are exercising to build a strong muscle mass you always want to
eat plenty of protein. Chia seeds will give you that because they contain a
large amount of protein.
It gives you a sense of fullness and the preservation of the
digestive system.
Chia seeds give you a feeling of fullness as they contain a large amount
of fiber that helps us feel full for a long time and keeps the digestive system
safe and helps to get out the waste.
Maintains the health of the circulatory system and the heart.
Chia seeds have proven to help reduce inflammation, help regulate
cholesterol, and lower blood pressure - all the things that help keep your
heart and arteries healthy.
A great source of energy
You can eat chia seeds to get energy during exercise: One study showed
that eating chia seeds enhances the exercise performance of the 90-minute
workout in the same way you can drink a sugar-laden drink, but without the
unnecessary sugar! Studies also suggest that adding chia seeds to your diet
also reduces the tissue of "abdominal fat" that can affect metabolism
in general.
So far I have not talked about the most important benefits of chia
seeds that I got:
Weight loss
Yes, it helps me to lose weight and I did it, but how is it? A diet for
weight loss depends on two essential elements, protein and fiber. It made me
feel full for a long time and did not need to eat more food because it is rich
in fiber. I do exercise, and without adding more calories to my body, it is
really wonderful.
Now let's talk about how to use those seeds.
Uses of Chia Seeds:
It is wonderful that the seeds of the chia have no discernible taste;
you can add the seeds of the chia to any food and get the benefits without
changing the taste of food
- You can add it to a glass of juice in the morning will be a great
energy drink full of nutrients.
- Add fruit platter, vegetables or salad. Cut the fruit and sprinkle it
with chia seeds. It is a great alternative to nuts.
- Use as an alternative to eggs. This is great advice for those who do
not eat eggs! Mix a tablespoon of Chia seeds with two tablespoons of water and
allow it to make the egg a suitable substitute for baking. It is a link, and it
does a great job (with some added nutrition.
- She added it to the yogurt and yogurt for a nutritious breakfast.
- A great alternative to wheat you can add is grounded with oatmeal and
get a gluten-free meal.
Now I have collected a bunch of chia seeds recipes that I loved, they
are excellent and varied, and you can try the recipe that you prefer according
to your taste.
Chocolate Chia Pudding // My Real Food Family
Chia Mocha Pudding // This & That
Chia Pomegranate Pudding // My Real Food Family
Joyful Almond Chia Seed Pudding // Maybe I Will
Blackberry Almond Chia Pudding // Food Pleasure and Health
Breakfast Pudding // Nourishing Simplicity
Pumpkin Pie Chia Pudding // Food Faith Fitness
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Pumpkin Pie Chia Pudding |
Paleo Gingerbread Chia Pudding // Plaid & Paleo
Chocolate Peanut Butter Chia Pudding // Keeper of the Home
Chocolate or Carob Chia Pudding // Whole New Mom
Chocolate and Chia Pudding // So Let’s Hang Out
Easy Coconut-Vanilla Chia Seed Pudding // Real Food Whole Health
Blended Chocolate Chia Seed Pudding // Red & Honey
Matcha Chia Pudding– Chelsea’s Healthy Kitche
Beet, Honey, and Yogurt Smoothie // So Let’s Hang Out
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Beet, Honey, and Yogurt Smoothie |
Key Lime Pie Smoothie // Homegrown & Healthy
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Chia-Almond Smoothie – Plaid and Paleo
Antioxidant Power Smoothie – Leelalicious
Dark Berry & Chia Smoothie – Lavender and Lemonade
Chia-Aid Sports Drink // The Nourishing Home
Chia Seed Kefir or Kombucha // Real Food Outlaws
Chai Bubble Tea with Chia Seed Boba // The Greenbacks Gal
Raspberry-Banana Oat and Chia Seed Smoothie // Food and Spice
Pina Colada Parfait – Diary Of An Ex Sloth
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Pina Colada Parfait |
Raspberry Chia Yogurt Parfait – Food Done Light
Strawberry Chocolate Chip Chia Parfait – A Fit Philosophy
Greek Yogurt Parfaits – Fairy Burger
Apricot Chia Oat Bars – Food Done Light
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Apricot Chia Oat Bars |
Slow Cooker Quinoa Energy Bars // Food, Faith, and Fitness
20-Minute Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies // Red & Honey
Rice Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies // Gutsy
Summer Muesli w/ Soaked Oats and Chia Seeds // Recipes to Nourish
Blackberry Refrigerator Jam // Ann’s Entitled Life
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Blackberry Refrigerator Jam |
Raw Chia Seed Strawberry Jam // Leelalicious
Easy Nectarine Jam //The Fit Cookie
Honey-Sweetened Strawberry Chia Seed Jam // Red & Honey
Blueberry Jam (no added sugar, no pectin) // Health Extremist
Breakfast in a Jar // All Things Health
Pumpkin Almond Super Seed Butter // The Fit Foodie Mama
Banana-Nut Granola with Quinoa // So Let’s Hang Out (photo above)
Chia-Blueberry Porridge // Common Sense Homesteading
Perfect Banana-Pecan Bread // Red & Honey
Cinnamon Crackers // Sweet Kisses and Dirty Dishes
Pumpkin Chia Seed Breakfast Cookies // Chicago Jogger
Chia Seed Cookies With Chocolate Chips // Thrifty Jinxxy
Blueberry Mousse Slice // Strands of Life
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Blueberry Mousse Slice |
Dairy-Free Berry Mousse // Whole New Mom
Fudge Pops // Nourishing Treasures
High Fiber Energy Balls // Courtney Bentley – Fitness Expert and Personal Trainer
Chia Pumpkin Pudding // Health Starts in the Kitchen
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Chia Pumpkin Pudding |
Peanut Butter Banana Overnight Oats // Leelalicious
Quick and Easy Peanut Butter and Honey Chia Toast // Family Centsability
Orange Chocolate Chia Buckwheat Cereal // Strength and Sunshine