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One of the main sources of protein for vegetarians is lentils or other legumes. In India, we eat lentils as the modest dal, which is a mainstay in almost all of our meals. The healthy vegetarian diet also includes other legumes such as French beans, peanuts, and soy beans as key ingredients. We just discovered a novel variety of legume known as "butter beans." Butter beans are a type of legume that is larger in size, has a creamy texture, and has beans that are beige in colour inside of a light green pod. The plant is called "lunatus" because of the way it resembles a half-moon.
Promotes weight loss
Butter beans' incredible protein and fibre content may help you feel fuller for longer and facilitate weight loss over time by easing digestion.
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Despite their creamy texture, butter beans don't contain any trans fats. Additionally rich in potassium and soluble fibres, these beans may help control blood pressure.
Nutrients rich
Their superior nutritional profile, which includes minerals like manganese and copper, supports healthy brain function.
Rich in iron
Butter beans, a naturally high-iron food for vegetarians, may also help avoid anaemia.
Prevents diabetes
Butter beans may help to control blood sugar levels, according to studies. Additionally, they have a low glycemic index and are rich in fibre, which controls diabetes.
