Including prunes in your diet can help protect your bones
And it is known that prunes are good for the intestines, but a study by specialists from the Pennsylvania
State University found that they also protect the bones, reported the electronic edition "Medical Express".
The study authors found that prunes may prevent or slow bone loss in postmenopausal women due to their
ability to reduce inflammation and oxidative stress that contribute to bone ... More
This fruit is very rich in antioxidants and reduces the ‘bad cholesterol’ in blood.
British scientists have found that eating 100 grams of cranberries a day improves cognitive performance, reported The Mail on Sunday.
That means that this tart fruit can protect against dementia.
Cranberries are very rich in antioxidants and reduce the ‘bad cholesterol’ in the blood, which, according to experts, is associated with a higher risk of ... More
There is no better time to take advantage of the fruits gifted by nature, especially strawberries, which are in season right now!
Strawberries appear in late May and early June and are temptingly sweet and seductive. These fragrant and juicy fruits guarantee a beneficial effect on health.
The red juicy strawberries support the fight against many diseases. They also have a refreshing effect on the skin and hair. They provide the macro and micronutrients that our bodies may ... More
Asparagus has been consumed for almost 2,000 years due to its exceptional taste and healing
properties. It originates from the Eastern Mediterranean region. Various sorts found in North and
South Africa are also cultivated in Egypt. Asparagus grows as a weed in the southern parts of Russia
and Poland, as well as along the coast of England.
Asparagus was rediscovered and repopularized in the 18th century by Louis XIV. With its
unusual taste, it managed to ... More
Classification of some constituents of the passion fruit:
Sugars - the fruit contains a significant amount of sugars (about 11% of its total content), mainly in the form of glucose, fructose and sucrose.
Protein – the mashed fruit is one of the richest fresh fruits in protein, containing about 2.2%.
Vitamins – the fruit contains significant amounts of riboflavin, pyridoxine, provitamin A and vitamin E. The ... More
