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Boosts Digestive Health With 9 grams per cup, acorn squash is plenty high in fiber. A high-fiber diet is a surefire way path to digestive health since the gut microbiome requires this nutrient to create a healthy home for beneficial bacteria. Plus, more fiber in the diet can prevent constipation.Health Benefits of Acorn Squash Boosts Immunity.
Acorn squash is a great source of vitamin C, which is one of the best ways to boost your immune system. Improves Vision. Vitamin A is found in significant quantities in acorn squash, and while that isn’t an unusual vitamin Skin Care.
Health benefits of acorn squash Acorn squash nutrition is relatively higher in calories than pumpkin and pattypans. 100 grams of raw fruit holds 40 Acorn squash is free in gluten; a protein molecule in foods that causes severe food intolerance in non-celiac (gluten Fresh fruits carry.Acorn squash is cholesterol free.
Each serving of squash has 15 grams of total carbohydrates, or 5 percent of the daily value, and provides 2 grams of dietary fiber, or 8 percent of the daily.The good: This food is very low in Saturated Fat, Cholesterol and Sodium. It is also a good source of Dietary Fiber, Vitamin A, Vitamin B6, Folate and Magnesium, and a very good source of Vitamin.Squash seeds are one of the most nutritionally rich vegetable by-products out there, having a high content of unsaturated fat, protein, folate, beta carotene, vitamin.The combination of nutrients and phytochemicals in acorn squash may be partially responsible for this vegetable’s protective health effects. Acorn squash may help protect against diabetes, osteoarthritis, certain types of cancer, rheumatoid arthritis and asthma.
Acorn Squash: Nutritional Facts. Acorn squash is rich in vitamins A and C, as well as being a low-calorie food. However, one drawback of this vegetable is its high carbohydrate content. While acorn squash is nutritious, consuming too much of it may eventually have negative effects on your health due to the carbohydrates being converted to sugars.
Acorn squash contains vitamin A, niacin, folate, thiamine and vitamin B-6, but it is an especially good source of vitamin C. A 1/2-cup serving of.One cup or 205 grams of cooked acorn squash holds 30 grams of carbs, 22 percent of the required daily intake (RDI) of magnesium, 26 percent of the RDI of potassium and 25 percent of the RDI of manganese. All this for only 115 calories and whole lot of vitamins and minerals.Butternut squash is an orange-fleshed winter squash, celebrated for its versatility and sweet, nutty flavor. This article takes a look at butternut squash, its nutrition, health benefits, and uses.
The nutritional content of acorn squash is similar to that of all other varieties of squash. It applies specifically to baked winter acorn squash that doesn’t contain any additional salt. The serving size is 1 cup of cubed acorn squash weighing 205 grams, or about 7.25 ounces.The benefits of delicata squash include being a great gluten-free, fiber-rich option that helps healthy cell production, builds healthy bones, reduces the risk of osteoporosis, potentially enhances eyesight and helps fight illness. It’s best to choose a squash that does not have any scratches or bruises to void quick spoilage.
The nutrients in acorn squash benefit three other diabetes concerns as well: Acorn squash is an excellent source of vitamin C, so vital for our immune system. Vitamin C stimulates the production of infection fighting white blood cells, and functions as an antioxidant, protecting us from the onset of problems such as cardiovascular disease.There are 56 calories in 1 cup of cubed Acorn Winter Squash.
Get full nutrition facts and other common serving sizes of Acorn Winter Squash including 1 oz and 100 g.
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66 comments
100 fat does not knock you off ketosis?.. meaning if i eat lets say ghi or butter by itself I will remain in ketosis?… if this is true its freakin game changer:)
WAIT I JUST GOT AN EMAIL FROM DR BERG ON FOOD TO AVOID ON KETO AND SQUASH WAS ON IT.
How do you stay under 20 net carbs and eat squash? I literally ate just avocado, kale, peanut butter, and spaghetti squash today for produce and hit 24 grams of net carbs.
Waaaw thanks Dr Berg ♂️♂️ you’ve made my day
Does anyone know if Rutabegas (or Turnips) are keto friendly?
I think we need a new term: “Keto friendly”. I am on OMAD and leaning out great so I don’t really worry about that one meal as I have always eaten healthy. I replaced white potatoes with sweets long ago. Try and tell folks (who are unaware) that white potatoes really aren’t good for you if you want to start an argument. The masses have been so well brainwashed. Funny as my wife and I just were wondering if our garden squash could be eaten raw. Guess you answered that too Doc. TY as always.
Why am I bloated and why is my acid level so high and now I have gallstones. I never use to eat much meat or fat.
Please explain how the 2 sugar doesn’t kick you out of ketosis. I avoid all sugar. I want all that goodness,but
I feel like its lazy to allow sugar like that. Dr.Berg has been the best info I have ever received in my life and I always want to believe him,I just don’t get eating all these veggies with sugar.I restrict myself to just cruciferous spinach,kale,cabbage and leafy greens. Am I missing something? I see “keto friendly” recipes with tomatoes and carrots and many things I restrict because of the sugar,yet others veg on?
Wow! Yay! Christmas has come early! I haven’t had squash in over a year and now I’ll have some again. Thanks Dr Berg!
I like the middle part we’re you get the seeds it taste of seeds but when you take out the seeds already
Just had an A-M-A-Z-I-N-G squash soup with cream cheese: ))
Oh im so happy! We have lots of selfgrown squash! Good to know! Thanks!
Great news ever. I was dying to eat some spaghetti squash and butternut squash. Yummmi!!!!
Fantastic going to get one spaghetti squash for tonight and try it for first time thank you Dr Berg for having information on everything ❣️
I have been on ketogenic state for last month and a half. I’m loving it.. Recently for last three weeks I am having palpitations and it’s pretty much a constant. Dr Berg what could be the cause of this??
Hello there Doc. Very informative as usual. We can now eat squash without reservation. Thank u.
I loooove you Doc!!! I’m so happy I get to eat Squash
does guarana break a fast?
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When I Google the nutrition info on spaghetti squash (which I love) it says that 100 grams has 5.5 net carbs. Not 2 net carbs like you’re saying. I hope it is 2 but would like any clarification you could give! Thank you!
3 years ago I had roasted squash while Keto adapting. While I started eating it, I got the chills, felt flushed immediately and had to go to bed cause I felt like I had the flu. That was my Keto flu and it lasted all of 3 hours. I stopped eating that since then.
Very helpful!! Spaghetti squash is very yummy with olive oil, Himalayan salt and cracked pepper!
Apparently its hard to work with (cook).does anyone use it as a regular staple in their diet, if so how do you cook this hard vegetable!
Made a great soup of this great fruit! Look at Jan crease on and her soup recipe…. very simple and tasty!
How about butterCUP squash. I heard it has more carbs than potatoes
Thank you, I had just bought spaghetti squash but was very timid about eating it.
Thank you Dr.Berg..
Can you make another video for Hummus..we make hummus at home so How many grams are safe
yay! this is awesome! I love squash. I was afraid that butternut and acorn were high carbs but it’s good to know. Now I have to buy some
I absolutely love these mini videos!! If a have a question about a certain food I can just head straight here and get a quick answer. Thank you:)
yummy….squash!
Tasty goodness right there.
Thanks, Dr. Berg.
Made me a happy gal.
I have a question. I have been doing the 6-7cups of veggies. However, I have a unlimited supply avocados. Avo’s are good for fat and protein and carb macros. Can I replace the six cups of veggies with 2-3 avo’s and still be eating enough greens? Technically it is used more for the fat content
Calories in Avocado (Actual Macros) 1/2 Avocado (75 G)
Nutrition Facts
Avocado (Actual Macros) 1/2 Avocado (75 G)
Servings:
Calories 120 Sodium mg
Total Fat 10 g Potassium 364 mg
Saturated 2 g Total Carbs 6 g
Polyunsaturated 1 g Dietary Fiber 5 g
Monounsaturated 7 g Sugars 1 g
Trans 0 g Protein 1 g
Oh good! I read somewhere that it wasn’t keto friebdl6 because of the carbs and suger. It tasts sweet so I just assumed it was true.
Love spaghetti squash noodles it’s a favorite keto meal for me. I’ve tried microwave cooking but I always get wet soggy strands so my fav is roasting which isn’t wet out of the oven.
Roast in oven halved, prick w/knife a few times on rind, cut side up, buttered & salted 425 °for 30 minutes or until you can scrape strands w/fork. Watch it as you don’t want to overcook it..will mush & wont be ‘noodles’.
Top w/your fav spaghetti meat sauce or pesto.
In food processor make an easy pesto: a few walnuts, salt, pepper, tons of basil, a little parsley & arugala, garlic knob, parmesan and blend away w/ enough olive oil to make it the right texture. Toss your squash strands in some pesto, add cherry tomatoes & more parm.
I eat squash on occasion and absolutely love it. Every BODY is different. In fact, the winter squashes are absolutely phenomenal for IBS. So for those who struggle with IBS either before or from Keto, the squashes really help to settle the gut due to the soluble fiber. I do delicata and butternut pretty often and an occasional spaghetti squash and have never had an issue. This time of year it’s very comforting and grounding. But also i do not ever test my ketone levels. I go by how I feel these days.
Good to hear we can be friend with squash. How bout pumpkin?
Butternut squash halves, baked in the oven, with topped Trader Joe’s “pumpkin pie” spice (contains no sugar) and lots of butter. What an incredible winter treat. I, too, have been avoiding it, and will continue until I have reached my goal weight, just to be safe. Thereafter, life will be good.
Yeah but, 2 grams of sugar for 100 grams of squash seem like a lot of sugar, especially if you add other things to it…
butternut winter spaghetti and acorn squash all have more than 3g carbs per 100g.. i wouldnt eat them on keto
Non gmo organic soy noodles? The fibre content is higher than overall carb content
I love it sauté with butter and onions, little pepper and complete seasoning!
EXACTLY the video I needed to see today! My coworker just gifted me 2 winter squash that i was worried I couldn’t eat. Now I know thats a myth!!!
Will someone help and tell me precisely what kind of squash is he talking about? Because when I enter different types of squash into my carb manager it’s gives me very high carb count for 100 grams of squash
Hello Dr. I’M Sally
I want to know your opinion about the daily consumption of meat and animal products such as milk, cheese and eggs.. There is information that these substances cause disfigurement of the bowel and thus cause cancer.. I follow the diet of ketones and it depends heavily on meat and animal products What do you think about this subject? The gall bladder was removed
I swear Dr. Berg live in my head. I was groceries shopping 2 days ago and noticed more squash available. I told myself man I am really gonna missed squash on keto diet. Here come Dr. Berg with a video a day later talking about squash. Is Kabocha squash ok on keto? That’s my favorite. I want to know before i go get some on sale for 79 cents a pound.
This might sound weird, but what about papaya leaf tea for diabetics? My dad had some friends from the old country reccomend it for my mom.
Thks for this. Pls don’t use grams OR translate to oz. US viewers don’t know how much this translates to.
I have an unrelated question Dr Berg…is HCG replacement okay? Like from the company G2? I’ve heard so much about it. I’m transitioning into menopause…and it seems it could help me?
Please please please make a vedio how to cure white hair at early age…..
Thanks for this video. You have no idea how much relief this is for me. I love squash and now i can finally have it. Thanks Dr. Berg
Dr.Berg is amazing. please people don’t follow crazy carnivore’s diet like Primal Edge health is suggesting. Dr.Berg has it dialled in perfectly, get your info here.
Thank goodness…my Keto meal delivery service puts lots of squash in different meals…it’s better than mashed potatoes…yummy
what is your opinion on millets as a replacement of refined carbohydrates on a regular diet. Some people suggest millets have 8g fibre so it is a good carbohydrate.
I bought some frozen butternut squash this week. The nutrition info says 12 g carbs and only 1 g fiber per 3/4 cup (85g). Definitely NOT keto friendly according to that. I’d love to see others chime in on this!
I’m so glad because I got 3 spaghetti squash and 4 butternut squash
I am so sorry to have to tell everyone that spaghetti squash is 58% starch and NOT keto at all. Zucchini squash is very keto-friendly but NOT spaghetti squash with 58% of its calories are pure starch.
While we’re talking about what we can and can’t eat on Keto, I have a couple of queries. Can we have corn fed chicken/turkey or should we avoid it? And on Pinterest I sometimes see Keto recipes with powdered protein (like whey) as an ingredient, could you tell us please, are there any powdered proteins that you consider are ok? Many thanks Dr Berg.
Ive always been told squash is fine. But butternut is high in carbs. So Ive avoided that. I usually steam pumpkin. Mash it up, add stevia and a dash of cream and its like a dessert! I do try to keep it to small portions though. My brother is a fussy eater and even he enjoys it like that. I dnt eat it everyday. Usually have a huge green salad or stir fried greens. Bt its so good to change things up so u dnt get bored of eating the same things
What about Banana squash? It’s a winter squash I believe, and very tasty.
Wow! Didn’t know zucchini was so good for our health. Glad I like it so much. Thanks for the info.
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Do the amount of carbs vary by the type of squash? I just googled and saw that 100g of butternut squash has 12 carbs, acorn squash has 10 carbs, and spaghetti squash has 7. All seem to have about 1-2g of fiber per 100g. Could you provide any more info on where the 3g carbs comes from?
Just Googled the nutrition facts of butternut squash and it turns out 100g of butternut squash has 12g of carbs and 2g of fiber, which is 10g of net carbs per 100g, way more than what Dr Berg said in the video. I wonder which one is more correct. All the other kinds of squash has around 7-8g of net carbs per 100g. I still wouldn’t risk eating squash after watching this video because I don’t believe that 100g of squash has only 1g of net carbs. They taste much sweeter than that.
Dr berg what if we grated the potatoes and soaked them then washed them several times it still remain starchy?????
I had a vegan butternut squash soup last night, and it was really good! Who knew it had all of these great benefits!
Thank god so spaghetti squash is back in my life it just makes things easier
So happy! Butternut is my favorite! I eat it several times a week!
Great video! I ate roasted butternut squash for lunch. It was delicious! great to know it’s healthy too.