Raspberry-Vanilla Chia Jam
A low-sugar raspberry chia jam. Raspberries are low-calorie, nutrient-dense, low-glycemic, with significant fiber, vitamin C for iron absorption, and antioxidant compounds that help prevent disease.
From The Young Forever Cookbook
Ingredients
- 2 cups frozen raspberries
- 2 tbsp chia seeds
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1-2 tbsp maple syrup
Instructions
- Cook the berries in a small pot over medium heat, stirring, for about 5 minutes, until broken down. Remove from the heat and stir in the chia seeds, lemon juice, and vanilla. Add the maple syrup to taste, depending how sweet the fruit is. Let cool completely.
- Chill in an airtight container in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours before serving, best overnight. Store in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
Active Compounds
Nutrients and bioactive compounds delivered by this recipe's ingredients.
- Vitamin CFrom: Raspberries
- Dietary fiberFrom: Raspberries
May Support
Health conditions and aging processes this recipe's compounds may influence, based on the source research.
- Hip FractureProtects against · via Vitamin C
- Upper Respiratory Tract InfectionImproves · via Vitamin C
- WrinklesImproves · via Vitamin C
- Varicose VeinsProtects against · via Vitamin C
- CataractsReduces risk of · via Vitamin C
- Common coldProtects against · via Vitamin C
- Skin AgingProtects against · via Vitamin C
- Cardiovascular DiseaseProtects against · via Vitamin C
- High blood pressureProtects against · via Vitamin C
- CancerProtects against · via Vitamin C
- AgingProtects against · via Vitamin C
- Adrenal BurnoutAddresses · via Vitamin C
- Telomere ShorteningProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- Heart diseaseReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- ConstipationImproves · via Dietary fiber
- Premature DeathReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- DiverticulosisProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- HemorrhoidsProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- Hiatal HerniaProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- Acid RefluxImproves · via Dietary fiber
- Breast cancerReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- Knee OsteoarthritisProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- FrailtyProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- StrokeReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- OsteoarthritisProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- All-Cause MortalityReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- InsomniaImproves · via Dietary fiber
- Type 2 diabetesReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- Colorectal cancerReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- PeriodontitisImproves · via Dietary fiber
- Colon CancerReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- AsthmaImproves · via Dietary fiber
- Coronary Artery DiseaseReduces risk of · via Dietary fiber
- Chronic inflammation (inflammaging)Protects against · via Dietary fiber
- OsteoporosisProtects against · via Dietary fiber
- ObesityProtects against · via Dietary fiber
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