Category: FRUITS
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Acerola (Malpighia emarginata): Health Benefits And Uses
Acerola is a fruit that is consumed for its nutrient-rich profile. It has also been traditionally used in the management of dysentery and fever and as an astringent. It is laden with vitamin C, A, thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, calcium, iron, malic acid, pantothenic acid, carotenoids, phenolic acids, and anthocyanidins. Acerola is native to the West…
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Acai Berry (Euterpe oleracea): Health Benefits and Uses
Acai berry is a fruit mainly taken as a delicacy by being eaten raw. It is used in juices, syrups, liqueurs, ice cream, sweet jelly, and energy drinks. It has a creamy texture with a tart flavor that makes it popular as an ingredient in snacks. Its deep purple color comes from the compound anthocyanidin.…
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Amla(Phyllanthus emblica): Health Benefits And Uses
Amla is one of the most common ingredients in hair tonic used to boost hair growth. It is a fruit that can be eaten raw or pickled with salt and spices. The bark has an astringent, bitter taste. It is rich in vitamin C, amino acids, tannins like gallic acid and phyllembelin, and alkaloids like…
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Avocado (Laurus persea): Health Benefits and Uses
Avocado is a commonly used fruit in dishes like guacamole, eaten whole, or used as natural beauty products, i.e., organic face masks. Avocado products like avocado oils, serums, cleansers, and lotions are gaining popularity in the modern skin care industry. Avocado was first cultivated in Mexico, and currently it is widespread in various countries like…
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APRICOT (prunus armeniaca): Health Benefits and Uses
Apricots have been traditionally used as a nutritional source of vitamins and minerals like vitamins A, C, and K, thiamine, niacin and iron. They are eaten raw and can also be made into jams and used in flavoring liqueurs. Apricots are originally from China and Japan but are currently cultivated in other places like Turkey,…
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Apples (malus domestica): Health Benefits And Uses
Apples are a relatively common fruit that is eaten fresh but can also be used in making apple cider vinegar and in baking pies, ciders, wines, and juices. It is rich in minerals and vitamins like potassium and vitamins A and C, alongside other constituents like flavonoids, glucosides, polyphenols, pectin, fiber, and organic acids. The…
