Hello, it's been a while, this is Rits.
The long, hot summer is finally over, and the autumn breeze is now a pleasant season.
Where I live, the weather has been perfect for a walk, with cool breezes and clear, refreshing air.
Recently, while walking with my dog, I came across a magnificent chestnut tree.
My dog also loves autumn flavors like chestnuts and sweet potatoes.
Chestnuts are rich in vitamin C and dietary fiber.
Vitamin C is generally said to be sensitive to heat, but the vitamin C in chestnuts is wrapped in starch,
It has properties that are not easily damaged even when cooked with heat such as boiling or steaming!
Vitamin C supports the production of collagen from protein and is an essential nutrient for maintaining healthy capillaries, teeth, and bones.
In addition, it is expected to promote iron absorption, detoxify, support hormone metabolism, and have antioxidant effects, helping to maintain your dog's health and prevent aging.
There is evidence that chestnuts have been eaten since the Jomon period!
It's a food ingredient that has been loved since ancient times.
Saesa is also accepting photos of autumnal landscapes and dogs.
We look forward to receiving your submissions via saesa's official LINE account, where we ask for photos of our pets.
This is the season when the mornings and evenings become colder.
Be sure to pay attention to the time of day you go for a walk and what you're wearing, and enjoy the beautiful autumn sunset.
