Why You Should Have Saag In Winter

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Saag is a winter staple in many Indian homes, and beyond its comforting taste, it offers powerful nutrition that supports immunity, digestion, and overall health during the cold months.

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Boosts immunity naturally 

Saag is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants that help fight winter infections.

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Supports gut health 

Its high fibre content aids digestion and prevents winter constipation.

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Improves haemoglobin levels 

Iron-rich saag supports red blood cell production, common concern in winter fatigue.

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Good for heart health 

Potassium and nitrates in saag help regulate blood pressure during winter.

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Helps manage weight 

Low-calorie and high-fibre saag keeps you full for longer while meeting your nutrient goals.

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Supports skin health 

Antioxidants from all the leafy greens help prevent dryness and dullness common in winter.

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Easy to digest when
cooked 

Winter cooking methods make saag gentler on the stomach and more nourishing.

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