Cress – not just for Easter!

Cress is an excellent source of: Vitamin A, B1 and B2, C, E, and K Minerals such as calcium, iron,…

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Cress is an excellent source of:

  • Vitamin A, B1 and B2, C, E, and K
  • Minerals such as calcium, iron, magnesium, chromium, phosphorous, iodine or sulfur
  • This green plant also has many healthy properties, it is recommended for diabetics, people suffering from anemia and people with circulation problems.
  • It is perfect for people who want to lose weight, because it simplifies and speeds up digestion and helps cleanse the body
  • Cress is recommended for people with hypothyroidism.
  • It is said that cress eaten regularly rejuvenates, refreshes the skin, gives it a glow and blush; it’s good for hair and nails

Do it yourself …

I remember that as a child, I always sow cress on my own in the kitchen before Easter. Now I’m sowing it whole year 🙂

  • Put the dish with cotton, lignin, gauze and then moisten them with water
  • Evenly distribute seeds
  • Every seeds should be watered
  • Set seeds in a bright, warm place