What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Wasabi

From improving gut health, fighting against arthritis, killing harmful food borne bacteria, preventing tooth decay to promoting weight loss and more, watch till the end to learn about all of them.

Timestamps:

Intro - 0:00

Combats Cancer Cells - 00:50

Improves Gut Health - 01:31

Protects Heart Health - 02:12

Fights Arthritis - 02:44

Kills Harmful Food-Borne Bacteria - 03:10

Heals Respiratory Conditions - 03:50

Prevents Tooth Decay - 04:29

Helps In Weight Loss - 05:08

Real Vs Fake Wasabi - 05:40

Reasons Why There Is So Much Fake Wasabi Everywhere - 06:39

It’s Expensive - 06:41

Difficult to grow - 07:36

Summary:

1. Combats Cancer Cells: Wasabi contains powerful compounds called phytonutrients, or phytochemicals. These contain sulphur which has strong anticancer effects. They occur naturally in cruciferous vegetables, like wasabi. When raw vegetables are chewed, plant cells are broken down and converted into phytochemicals.
2. Improves Gut Health: Studies have shown this root has characteristics that may suppress bacteria found in the gut, such as gastric inflammation and potentially stomach cancer. It’s possible that it can prevent food poisoning, which is one of the reasons it’s served with raw fish.
3. Protects Heart Health: Another popular reason for adding wasabi regularly is to prevent heart issues. It has compounds that can help lower high cholesterol and reduce the risk of strokes and heart attacks. The phytochemicals in wasabi do more than just prevent cancer.
4. Fights Arthritis: The pungent wasabi, has also been shown to reduce cases of joint swelling, inflammation, and even subdue the effects of arthritis. Again, the powerful antioxidant phytochemicals have been shown to reduce inflammation of joints, ligaments, and muscles. Studies suggest that wasabi helps maintain bone integrity in humans and can help reduce the risk of osteoporosis.