Cassava helps control blood sugar and cholesterol levels

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Known as cassava, cassava or maniva, the definition varies according to the region and toxicity content, cassava is a good source of fiber that helps control blood glucose and cholesterol levels.

Cassava originated in South America, but was domesticated by the indigenous people of the Amazon and spread to the rest of the world.

It has a good amount of resistant friend, a type of undigested carbohydrate, which serves as food for beneficial bacteria in the intestine.

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In A Força do Agro this Friday, the 3rd, the viewer will learn about the benefits and curiosities of cassava.

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