Fruit Wellness Center

Author: Tang Ma Bi
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Three parts rely on eating, seven parts rely on nurturing. Nutritional effects include positive, negative, synergistic, inhibitory, and ineffective. Eating the right way is key to effectiveness. 56 types of fruits for health-preserving nutritional quantitative analysis, storing what's beneficial and avoiding what's harmful, seeking appropriateness in food choices! Fruits contain a variety of nutrients that can regulate metabolism, prevent diseases, and promote health. In general households, the consumption of fruits is increasing, with dietary arrangements emphasizing "five fruits as supplements." This is a significant indicator of the shift from subsistence to a more prosperous lifestyle. Fruits contain a variety of vitamins the human body needs, especially rich in vitamin C, which can enhance the body's resistance, prevent colds, scurvy, and other illnesses, promote wound healing, maintain normal functions of bones, muscles, and blood vessels, and increase the elasticity and resistance of blood vessel walls. Regular consumption of fruits is highly beneficial for preventing and treating high blood pressure and coronary heart disease. Particularly, fruits can all be eaten raw, preserving vitamin C from degradation. Beta-carotene is abundant in yellow and green fruits. In the body, it is converted into vitamin A through enzymatic action, enhancing resistance to infectious diseases, preventing night blindness, promoting growth and development, and maintaining the health of epithelial tissues. Fruits are rich in glucose, fructose, and sucrose, which can be directly absorbed by the body to produce energy. The abundant organic acids can stimulate the secretion of digestive fluids, aiding digestion. The mineral content and variety in fruits are also very rich, so regular consumption of fruits can help maintain the body's acid-base balance, benefiting the relief and recovery of conditions like high blood pressure and nephritis. Fruits, like vegetables, contain a lot of dietary fiber, which can promote intestinal peristalsis, prevent constipation, and facilitate the excretion of waste and toxins from the body. Modern scientific research has also found that, in addition to the medical effects of fruits summarized by traditional Chinese medicine, such as clearing the heart and moistening the lungs, they also have direct or indirect effects on preventing and treating cancer and other tumor diseases.