Soups
Pumpkin, Garlic and Mixed Vegetable Soup
traditionally used to support detoxification, protect the liver, help regulate blood sugar, and brighten skin
Why people make this soup
Most people think of pumpkin primarily as a comfort food, but it is actually one of the more nutritionally interesting vegetables for people managing blood sugar. Not all pumpkins are equal here — the long, light-coloured variety (sometimes called spaghetti squash) has a notably lower sugar content than the round orange pumpkin, and is therefore a better choice for people with diabetes or metabolic concerns. Pumpkin’s pectin content is also remarkably high: pectin is a type of soluble fibre that binds to heavy metals (lead, mercury, cadmium), bacterial toxins, and other harmful residues in the digestive tract, essentially escorting them out of the body. Add to that the pectin in the tomatoes and carrots, the allicin in the garlic (associated with promoting liver detoxification and immune function), and the mild diuretic action of the sweet corn — and this humble vegetable soup becomes a genuinely impressive everyday cleansing pot.
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