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Hearty
Miso Soup
This soup is amazingly simple,
fast, and powerfully health-promoting!

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Ingredients:
- White button or shitake mushrooms: just a
few
- Vegetable broth or chicken broth--I use a
32-ounce container
- Miso paste
- Diced tofu
- Green onions, chives,
garlic, and/or ginger
- Collard greens
Preparation:
- Chop and brown the
tofu/garlic/ginger/onions in the bottom of the soup pot; use a small
amount of olive oil
- Once you have those browned, start warming the vegetable/chicken broth
by pouring into the same pot
- Mix about 1/4-cup of the miso paste in a
small amount of the broth, then add the miso-broth mix back to the soup
- At about 15-20 minutes after starting, you
should be finished. What you have now is a miso-broth
base with chopped mushrooms/tofu/garlic/ginger/onions
- Once you have the soup finished, then add
the chopped collard greens and let them bask in the hot soup for a few
minutes before serving
- This soup is really good, and the miso
paste has plenty of salt so you won't need to add more.
Serving Recommendations:
Health Benefits of This Meal:
- The (soy) miso has anti-cancer enzymes
and phytonutrients, but I think the real power of this recipe comes from
the white button mushrooms, which have aromatase-inhibiting action.
- AROMATASE is an enzyme in the human body that converts androgen
hormones like testosterone into estrogens like estradiol. In
general, estrogens like estradiol promote cancer growth.
Therefore, when we inhibit the aromatase enzyme--either by using foods
or by using drugs like letrozole or anastrozole--we achieve an
anticancer benefit. This applies to several forms of cancer, but
it is most clearly applicable to breast cancer, and--probably--prostate
cancer. Readers should note that the "first line treatments" for
breast cancer, other than the usual surgery, chemo, and radiation is the
use of aromatase-inhibiting drugs and estrogen-blocking drugs such as
etrozole, anastrozole, and tamoxifen.
- Ginger--antiinflammatory and anticancer
benefits
- Soy--fiber and anticancer benefits
- Garlic--anticancer benefits
- Collard greens--fiber and phytonutrients,
in addition to potassium
- Olive oil provides several anti-cancer
nutrients--squalene, oleic acid, and several anti-cancer and
anti-inflammatory phytonutrients

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