Friday, January 6, 2012

Guavas are the 'ultimate superfood'

A new research led by an Native indian source specialist has discovered that guavas are the 'ultimate superfood' with the best attention of anti-oxidants that protect against cellular harm which ages skin and can cause cancer.

A sequence of assessments performed on Native indian fruit, such as Himalayan celery and pomegranates, apples from the south and fruit from Maharashtra, discovered that the guava, the inadequate person's fruit in Indian, has the best attention of anti-oxidants as compared to all the other fruit.

According to experts from India's National Company in Hyderabad, the Native indian plum, the custard apple and India's dearest mangoes, come after guavas in free radical cleansing wealth.

The research discovered that while there is a existence of free radical cleansing levels of just under 500 mg per 100 h in guavas, 330mg in apples and 135mg in pomegranates, celery have a one fourth of the anti-oxidants in guavas and apples merely have a tiny portion with 30 mg per 100 h.

Watermelons and pineapples were discovered to offer the least protection for your fight against toxins, which can cause cellular harm, whereas mangoes, despite a high fructose content, have 170 mg of anti-oxidants, which is more than three periods that of pawpaw, and fruit were discovered to be three periods more beneficial to the body than grapefruits.

"Guava is a vibrant resource of anti-oxidants, a vibrant resource of fiber. It's a bad guys fruit because they're quite cheap. A guava a day keeps a doctor away," the Send offered Dr Sreeramulu as saying.

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