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« Reply #12 on: February 04, 2012, 05:00:42 AM »



Kiwifruit
 
Kiwis are cute and quirky. However, they're also an excellent way to give your vitamin C and potassium intake a boost.
Key benefits of kiwifruit
Kiwifruit is one of the world's most nutritious fruit and it contains very high levels of vitamin C, potassium and chlorphyll. It contains a wealth of nutrients and antioxidants. It has anti-cancer effects.
How much kiwifruit should you eat?
An average kiwifruit weighs 75 g. It is a very healthy fruit and can be eaten in many different ways.
Maximizing the benefits of kiwifruit
Kiwifruit should be eaten as soon as they are ripe, and sliced just before being eaten, as leaving them standing could decrease their vitamin C levels.
Nutritional values of kiwifruit


Calories......42

Fiber.........1,6 g

Potassium.....250 mg

Vitamin C.....51 mg

Glycaemic Index medium

Per 100g

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Lemons
 
Don't be shy when you sprinkle your fish with lemon. You'll just be kick-starting your immune system in a healthy way.
Key benefits of lemons
Lemons have a very high vitamin C content. Lemons help to lower cholesterol levels and also have anti-cancer effects, because of lemons' limonoid phytochemicals.
How much lemons should you eat?
Lemons are low in calories, but because they are generally quite sour, they tend to be eaten in dressings, sauces or drinks, rather than on their own. A daily portion of citrus fruit is recommended.
Maximizing the benefits of lemons
Limonoids and limonene are found in the whole lemon pith and peel included. It is therefore best to make use of the whole lemon.
Nutritional values of lemons

Calories......7

Fiber.........0,1 g

Potassium.....130 mg

Vitamin C.....36 mg

Per 100g juice
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Mango 
Sweet, funky and oh-so-irresistible. Find out why mangoes are a great, healthy fruit to be addicted to.
Key benefits of mango
Mango is thought to bring about a reduced risk of colon and cervical cancer. It is a rich source of beta-carotene, which the body can convert to vitamin A. It also contains beta-cryptoxanthin.
How much mango should you eat?
An average mango weighs about 150 g. They can be eaten just as is, or mixed into fruit salads.
Maximizing the benefits of mango
As beta- cryptoxanthin is best absorbed by the body when eaten with fat, it is a good idea to eat mangoes as part of a meal, rather than on their own.
Nutritional values of mango

Calories.......57

Fibre..........2,6 g

Vitamin C......37 mg

Vitamin E......1 mg

Glycaemic Index medium

Per 100g
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Melons
 
Lower your risk for cancer and heart disease - simply make a point of snacking more often on a tasty slice of melon.
Key benefits of melons
Melons are good sources of beat-carotene and vitamin C. They may have an anti-clotting action on the blood. Melons are also thought to lower cancer and heart disease risk.
How much melon should you eat?
Melons are reasonably low in calories and can be eaten freely. They also have very high water content.
Maximizing the benefits of melons
Melons with a lighter yellow or green colour as well as watermelons contain less vitamin C and beta-carotene than orange melons do.
Nutritional values of melons

Calories...35

Per 100g
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Orange
 
Right, so you know oranges are great for vitamin C. But did you know that citrus fruits can improve blood circulation?
Key benefits of oranges
All citrus fruit are excellent sources of Vitamin C, which helps to maintain the body's defense. Flavonoids are found in oranges. These are thought to reduce the risk of some cancers. Citrus fruits can improve blood circulation and lower blood cholesterol levels.
How much oranges should you eat?
These can be eaten freely. Two or three citrus fruits can provide the body with 20 percent of its daily potassium requirements.
Maximising the benefits of oranges
Citrus fruits are best eaten peeled and raw. This is more beneficial than drinking fruit juice. It is important also to eat the skin around the segments.
Nutritional values of oranges

Calories......20

Vitamin C.....24 mg

Fibre.........0,9 mg

Folate........18 mcg

Carbohydrate..9 g

Starch........0

Sugars........9 g

Glycaemic Index high

Per 100g
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Papaya
 
Go for the tropical and the exotic. Buy a papaya next time you're at your grocer - and increase your beta-carotene intake.
Key benefits of papaya
Papaya is thought to bring about a reduced risk of colon and cervical cancer. It is a rich source of beta-carotene, which the body can convert to vitamin A. It also contains beta-cryptoxanthin.
How much papaya should you eat?
Papaya can be eaten just as is, or mixed into fruit salads.
Maximising the benefits of papaya
As beta- cryptoxanthin is best absorbed by the body when eaten with fat, it is a good idea to eat papaya as part of a meal, rather than on their own.
Nutritional values of papaya

Calories........57

Vitamin C.......37 mg

Fibre...........2,6 mg

Vitamin E.......1 mg

Per 100g

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