What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Purslane Every Day — Especially After 60

Let me give you the numbers.

Per 100g (about 1 cup raw):

Calories: ~16

Protein: ~1.5g

Fat: ~0.4g (includes omega-3s)

Carbohydrates: ~3.4g

Fiber: ~0.5g

Vitamin A: ~26% DV (as beta-carotene)

Vitamin C: ~25% DV

Vitamin E: ~13% DV

Magnesium: ~17% DV

Potassium: ~14% DV

Iron: ~8% DV

Calcium: ~6% DV

Omega-3 fatty acids (ALA): 300-400 mg per 100g (one of the highest plant sources)

Unique compounds:

Betaxanthins and betacyanins (antioxidant pigments)

Melatonin (helps regulate sleep)

Glutathione (a master antioxidant)

Dopamine (a neurotransmitter)

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