Eating Fruits with your favourite cereals provides so many vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin C and potassium.
The vitamins and minerals help your body function properly and can help
prevent certain diseases and health conditions. Eating fruits with cereals at breakfast also helps you to
meet the USDA's recommendation for five servings of fruits and
vegetables per day.
Many fruits have fibre and this helps to slow down the digestive process and keep you feeling full longer. As an added benefit mixed with cereals, when you consume fibre-rich foods, this can help you manage your weight, explains researchers with the University of Minnesota. Read more on this site.
Having fruits with your cereal is so much healthier and delicious given the benefits of consuming fruits on a regular basis.
One medium banana (about 126 grams) is considered to be one serving. Bananas a common fruit that is mixed with cereals, provide a good source of potassium, an important nutrient in muscle health The possible health benefits of consuming bananas include lowering the the blood pressure
Papaya fruit is and excellent source of dietary fibre, folate, vitamin
A, C and E. Mixed with your will help to clear sinuses, brighten skin, an important
nutrient in muscle health and it strengthen bones.
Pineapple contains calcium, potassium, fibre, and vitaminC. Pineapple also contains bromelain that (a digestive enzyme), that helps break down food and reduce bloating.
Pineapple contains calcium, potassium, fibre, and vitaminC. Pineapple also contains bromelain that (a digestive enzyme), that helps break down food and reduce bloating.
Strawberries are rich in the essential nutrients ,vitamin C potassium, folic acid and fibre. Mixed with cereals strawberries will alleviating inflammation, fever, kidney stones, bad breath, gout and more.
Cranberries are a good source of vitamin C, fibre and
vitamin E. Cranberries together with cereals helps reduce the adhesion of certain bacteria to the
urinary tract walls, in turn fighting off infections. The polyphenols in
cranberries may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD). It may
also benefit oral health by preventing bacteria from binding to teeth
Soo much benefits from consuming cereals and fruits.So why don't you try it as well.
Wow it's amazing i didn't know about the so much benefits of fruit, this is really helpful information. Natural Awakenings Nj this is alos a great website to read about health & wellness.
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