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The orange as a medicinal fruit

  1. Most people know that oranges are healthy. But why are they so healthy? And what else is in it than vitamin C? Did you know that orange has a preventive effect against cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease? It is the ultimate healthy, popular fruit with a delicious taste. Moreover, it can be used in the kitchen in several ways. You can eat it as a snack, you can make a juice and it can serve as a filling for a salad.

  2. Most people know that oranges are healthy. But why are they so healthy? And what else is in it than vitamin C? Did you know that orange has a preventive effect on cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease? It is the ultimate healthy, popular fruit with a delicious taste. Moreover, it can be used in the kitchen in several ways. You can eat it as a snack, you can juice it and it can serve as a filling for a salad.

Fiber, vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients

  1. The citrus fruit orange is packed with vitamins and minerals. 130 grams of orange contains 116% of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA). In addition, there is also quite a lot of vitamin A and vitamin B1 in the orange. The minerals contained in the orange are potassium and calcium. The fibers are also super healthy. There are also many phytonutrients in oranges. The most striking are the citrus flavanones, a type of flavonoids. Furthermore, there are hesperetin and naringenin, anthocyanin and hydroxycinnamic acid or hydroxycinnamic acid. In addition, the orange contains a variety of polyphenols

  2. The citrus orange is packed with vitamins and minerals. 130 grams of orange contains 116% of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA). In addition, there is also quite a lot of vitamin A and vitamin B1 in the orange. The minerals contained in the orange are potassium and calcium. The fibers are also super healthy. There are also many phytonutrients in oranges. The most striking are the citrus flavanones, a type of flavonoids. Furthermore, there are hesperetin and naringenin, anthocyanin and hydroxycinnamic acid or hydroxycinnamic acid. In addition, the orange contains a variety of polyphenols

Short history

  1. The orange is originally from China and Indonesia. In Indonesia, the orange is green or greenish yellow, just like the lime. The grapefruit, which is much larger than here in Indonesia, also has a green skin. The fruit itself is just yellow and juicy. The fruit ended up in India via China and from there spread to the Middle East. The orange was brought to Europe at the end of the Middle Ages through traders such as the Moors, the Italians and the Portuguese

Orange prevents DNA damage

  1. Free radicals damage DNA which can result in cancer. Vitamin C and all phytonutrients ensure that free radicals are removed from the body. Diseases in general have less chance and the immune system becomes stronger. Scientific research has determined that artificial vitamin C put into vitamin pills added to all kinds of drinks does not protect the DNA. It is rather the other way around, because due to a high percentage of vitamin C, even if it is the chemical inactive variant, the body will be more inclined to discharge the natural vitamin C from food such as orange into the bladder. In fact, adding artificial vitamin C is counterproductive on health and it is very special that it is allowed at all. Moreover, the drinks added with artificial vitamin C do not have the positive antioxidant effect of the phytonutrients in fresh fruit

  2. Free radicals damage DNA which can result in cancer. Vitamin C and all phytonutrients ensure that free radicals are removed from the body. Diseases in general have less chance and the immune system becomes stronger. Scientific research has determined that artificial vitamin C put into vitamin pills added to all kinds of drinks does not protect the DNA. It is rather the other way around, because due to a high percentage of vitamin C, even though it is the chemical inactive variant, the body will be more inclined to discharge the natural vitamin C from food such as the orange unadjusted to the bladder. In fact, adding artificial vitamin C is counterproductive on health and it is very special that it is allowed at all. Moreover, the drinks added with artificial vitamin C do not have the positive antioxidant effect of the phytonutrients in fresh fruit

Tropical against cardiovascular disease

  1. Because free radicals oxidize cholesterol, here is a second important protection factor that the orange can offer us. Only oxidized cholesterol attaches to the vessel walls. Vitamin C prevents cholesterol from attaching to the vessel walls. In this way, the orange prevents arteriosclerosis, which is usually a precursor to all kinds of cardiovascular diseases

Healing power for diabetes patients

  1. Eating oranges keeps the blood sugar levels under control. Diabetes patients benefit greatly from this. The natural fruit sugar, fructose in this tropical fruit prevents people from having high blood sugar after eating. Incidentally, this is different from the synthesized fructose that is added to soft drinks and jams. The fructose that manufacturers put into food is one of the main causes that people develop diabetes or diabetes mellitus. This is made clear in the documentary Hungry for Change

Orange prevents kidney stones

  1. Research has shown that those who drink half a liter to a liter of apple juice, grapefruit juice or orange juice every day have considerably less chance of getting kidney stones. Citrus fruit is like a tonic, a tonic for the kidneys

  2. Research has shown that whoever drinks half a liter to a liter of apple juice, grapefruit juice or orange juice every day has considerably less chance of getting kidney stones. Citrus fruit is like a tonic, a tonic for the kidneys

Orange against rheumatism

  1. Chances of getting rheumatoid arthritis

Tips for eating oranges

  1. An orange is a delicious fruit in a fruit salad. You can peel this fruit, put it on a plate and snack away. Make a fruit skewer with different fruits on a skewer for the evening. A firm orange goes well with a piece of mango, apple or banana. You keep the squeezing oranges for squeezing delicious fresh orange juice. It is also nice to add the orange to a green salad. After a meal, this fruit is a great choice for dessert. As a snack, the fruit is a good choice and guarantees that you can handle it until the next meal. Bringing an orange to work, study or school is always a good idea. Eating oranges in a group is contagious because as soon as someone smells a peeled orange, he or she wants one too.



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