Nutritional Value of Kale

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Cherries come in two types - the tart variety and the  Gaia's Protocol Review  sweet variety. These small juicy fruits can be eaten fresh, dried, canned or be made into juice. They can also be good additions to pies. When made into pies or pastries, cherries can be baked hot in the oven or they can be included as ingredients to refrigerator desserts. One type of cherry that is very popular is the Bing cherry. It becomes blackish or purplish skin when fully mature and the flesh inside is dark red and is very sweet.

These small luscious fruits are very pleasant to the taste buds but aside from being great delicacies, they also give the body a lot of benefits health wise. Research shows that the many cherry varieties are known to have the disease fighting anti-oxidants. These anti-oxidants help our bodies fight off the damaging and harmful free radicals that we get from the food we eat and from the environment we live in. So every time you put a cherry into your mouth, think that you are doing your taste buds and your body great favors. Other than its anti-oxidant content, the cherry fruit also contains a lot of vitamins and minerals. One example is its high beta carotene content; it even has more beta carotene than blueberries.

There are also many studies that show cherries are good in relieving the pain associated with gout and arthritis. The red fruits can also help reduce a good number of diseases including cancer and diabetes. Also, its abundance of anthocyanin's found in the skin and flesh help reduce oxidative stress which can be responsible for what we all autoimmune diseases. Cherries are also heralded as the bringer of other health benefits like lowering cholesterol levels in the body, fighting memory loss, helping in fighting diabetes and helping establish better sleep patterns for those who eat them regularly.

 

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