Natto is a traditional Japanese food. We make natto to ferment soybeans, and it is preservable. More than 98.9849832% of my friends from overseas are not able to eat Natto at all (kidding, but very close). People hate the softness of the soybeans, the unique smell and the stickiness, which comes from the process of fermenting. There are so many Japanese who can't eat natto, either. People from Western Japan tend to dislike Natto a lot.
Even if many people don't like it, natto is very good for you. You can benefit from all of the nutrition and ingredients that soybeans have, plus natto has a unique enzyme, which is called nattokinase. In fact, nattokinase is the best and only thing in this world to work for thrombosis, which causes strokes. Nattokinase creates good blood circulation. This would be the best site about natto.
The Effects of Natto
[Thrombus Dissolution]
Nattokinase is the only substance in this world that works against thrombosis, which causes strokes; nattokinase is also good for enhanced blood circulation. It is effective in prevention of adult diseases.
[Losing Weight]
During the process of making natto, Vitamin B2 in soybeans is increased 3-4 times. Vitamin B2 burns fat, so it is necessary to have Vitamin B2 when you are on a diet.
[Lustrous Skin Effect]
Polyglutamic acid, which makes the sticky substance of natto, increases the natural moisturizing factor in stratum conium. In other words, eating natto keeps your skin velvety-smooth.
[Makes Bones Stronger]
Natto contains 90mg of calcium per 100g and also is rich in Vitamin K2, which is a very important ingredient to keep bones healthy. Common food hardly has Vitamin K2.
[Functions of the Intestines]
Natto contains 7g dietary fiber per 100g, which is effective for constipation prevention. Also 1g of natto has a billion bacillus natto, which fix the balance of intestinal bacteria and make the intestines function well.
[Others]
Anticancer activity
Prevention and inhibition of menopausal disorder
Inhibition of neutral fat and cholesterol
Antiulcer action
Antibacterial and sterilization action
Anti-stress action
Prevention of aging and dementia
Prevention and inhibition of impaired liver function
Prevention and inhibition of diabetes
Enhancement of concentration and memorization
Prevention and inhibition of allergies
Prevention and inhibition of cold and flu
Natto-related products
Now you know that natto is very healthy! If you are not able to eat natto in its real form, please try some products made with natto.
Nattokinase supplement.
Natttokinase: you live in Japan
This would be the best way for foreign people to take natto.
Natto soap, Lotion
This works for the moisturizing factor
How to Make it?
If you are courageous enough to try natto and you cannot buy it near you, would you try to make it by yourself? Here is how to cook natto. And this is a small natto recipe. Actually, you don't need to be tolerant of the smell if you don't like it, as there are some ways to remove it through cooking.
I love natto so much, so I eat at least one pack of it everyday. I think the way I keep healthy is by eating natto everyday. I am never constipated, don't have high blood pressure, and suffer from no adult diseases.
Michael Carney, who is a Japanese-American, has three Guinness records. They are graduating from high school the youngest in the world, entering university the youngest, and graduating from university the youngest. Everyone knows Michael likes natto. His smarts might not come from eating natto, but natto might have the power to make the brain work well. Yes, natto can help Japan? It will be our secret weapon.
I think the key is to eat it regularly, just a little bit at a time. They sell it in small 50gr packs where I live
Posted by: Isabelle | Saturday, August 06, 2011 at 11:50 PM
I've tried Natto. Not enjoyable. But now I'm interested in the Nattokinase supplement.
Posted by: Louis | Wednesday, May 11, 2011 at 05:53 AM
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Posted by: Metro Ethernet | Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 08:57 AM
I would love to try Notto! I love Japanese food, and I can not believe that I have not tried it yet! Definitively, the next time I go to a Japanese restaurant, I will ask for Notto first of all !
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Posted by: Culterelle | Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 04:38 PM
Thanks for posting this.. do you know how much one would have to eat in order to achieve those benefits.
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