Archive for the 'Friendly Fruit' Category

Feb 10 2010

Go Health with Orange

The advantages of  fruit for health and fitness has been known to many people, including the efficacy of orange as a source of vitamin C, besides refreshing feeling queasy. However, Orange has benefited more than the amount of vitamin C:

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Nov 19 2009

High Fiber Contain of Avocado

A review paper by Anderson (1990) noted that “fiber has emerged as a leading dietary component in chronic disease prevention.

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Oct 12 2009

Fresh & Healthy with Strawberry

Keeping in shape and healthy is the most important thing to do these days, as our ancestors ever said you can have everything in this world but without a good health there will be nothing to enjoy, it means that health is everything in our life. Fruit is the food of god, it contains nutrition [...]

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Sep 05 2009

Banana.. Fresh, Delicious, Healthy, Full of Nutrici

Who don’t know about banana? This fruit is usually have a yellow color or green. Bananas are a great alternative to sweets. They are delicious, nutritious, and low in calories. There are many health benefits of bananas, including helping those who want to lose weight. Learn what else bananas are good for and why they [...]

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Aug 09 2009

Fact About Watermelon

First cultivated in Egypt, watermelons were once such a highly regarded fruit that one would be placed in the tombs of Egyptian Kings. Today watermelons are used all over the world to make wine, as an ingredient in salads, juices, salsas, sorbets, and smoothies or just eaten raw as a sweet, juicy treat.

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Jul 21 2009

Sweet Taste, Sweet Benefit of Apples

How often have you heard that “an apple a day keeps the doctor away”? Apples are delightfully crisp and juicy. Many varieties are available year round. Unlike grapes or ripe bananas, apples stay firm in a backpack or purse, requiring no special protection.

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Nov 30 2008

Pear, The Friendly Fruit

Pears have been cultivated for at least 3,000 years in western Asia. Some believe they existed since the Stone age. The first pear tree to be planted in America was in 1620.
The pear is a well known fruit in still-life paintings, it is the first gift in the song The Twelve Days of Christmas, and, [...]

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