Onions are extremely beneficial.
The only disadvantages of onions are superficial:
1. They release sulfur when cut which can cause itchy or watery eyes while preparing them
2. They have a strong scent which can cause bad breath after eating them
On the other hand they are nutrient dense and packed with vitamins, antioxidants and minerals, including vitamin C, E, iron and sulfur just to name a few.
Antioxidants protect living tissue from damage caused by free radicals in the body, the high concentration of C and E make onions a very good source of protection.
Sulfur is a part of some of the amino acids in your body and is involved in protein synthesis, as well as several enzyme reactions. It helps with the production of collagen, which is a substance that forms connective tissues, cell structure and artery walls. Additionally, it is a part of keratin, giving strength to hair, skin and nails. Onions are one of the highest natural sources of sulfur.
Onions have been used as natural treatments for hundreds of years and are known to be anti-inflammatory (helping to reduce swelling and pain), anti-diabetic (helping to regulate healthy blood sugar), anti-fungal (combating fungal growth in the body), antiviral (boosts immune system), anti-cancerous (anti oxidants block free radicals which contribute to cancer growth), diuretic (reduces trapped water and swelling), expectorant (reduces mucus blockage), etc. Onions have been recommended as treatment for everything from insomnia to anemia and the list is endless.
Onions are quite simply one of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet and are considered a staple part of the human diet.
On a side note: Onions have gotten a lot of bad press for containing opium (or morphine). The reality however is that the opium in an onion is a very small trace amount; so small that it would take thousands of onions to even begin to create even a single dose that would have an effect on a human. It would also need to be extracted and prepared first, you could not eat enough volume of thousands of onions at once to ever reach the point where your body would react to an onion the way it reacts to a dosage of opium at a drug level.
Spring onions or scallions are traditional , but you can use any kind...I like vadallia and Romaine. I leave out the bacon fat and use olive oil.
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Human tissue
Humans can eat onions because they are a nutritious vegetable that provides essential vitamins and minerals. Onions are also easily digestible and can be cooked in various ways to enhance their flavor and make them more palatable. Additionally, onions contain compounds that have health benefits, such as antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties.
The liver most often used in cooking liver and onions is beef or pork though other animals can certainly be used.
Yes, onions have been found in archaeological sites dating back to the Stone Age. They were a common ingredient in prehistoric diets due to their availability and nutritional benefits.
they eat bread, beans, onions, green vegtables, ect.
Onions are digested primarily in the stomach and small intestine. They contain dietary fiber, which the body cannot fully break down, but this fiber aids in digestion by promoting healthy bowel movements. The sugars in onions, such as fructose, are broken down by enzymes in the small intestine. Additionally, the sulfur compounds in onions can be metabolized, leading to their characteristic flavor and potential health benefits.
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* There are whit onions, Purple onions and all sort of onions * There are whit onions, Purple onions and all sort of onions
Onions' is the plural possessive of onions
Try putting your onions in the refrigerator before peeling and chopping or just buy onions already chopped in the freezer section.