1 apple
A medium apple is a fast, satiating, and very rich in fiber (17% CDR). This information is very important for the health of your colon and for the control of blood glucose. In addition it contains enough vitamin C, to protect your immune system, and quercitina, antihistamine and antiallergenic effect (and I without knowing !!). Remember the old saying “An apple a day will keep the Doctor away”
2. Grapes
Studies have shown that consuming high glycemic carbohydrates after training recharges those you have lost during the session more than those of low GI.Well, the grapes have a very high GI, which makes them ideal for post-training. In addition they are rich in vitamins A, C, and B6.
3. Cherries
Jony Bowden, author of The 150 Healthiest Fruits on the Planet, says that inflammation is a major cause of illness and injury. Chronic inflammation can cause confusion and confusion in the circulatory system. In short, if you consume cherries you will improve if you have headaches or joint inflammation brought about by training. It is the fruit with the highest concentration of anthocyanins 1 and 2, which help block the enzymes responsible for inflammation.
4. Grenada
Pomegranate is one of the best fruits for your health if you have ever suffered from erectile dysfunction, as it acts as a “natural Viagra” in your diet. Several studies have shown that their seeds and juice are strong antioxidants, which improve the circulatory system, very important in maintaining an erection. And as a curious fact: several theologians say that in fact the forbidden fruit of the Garden of Eden was a pomegranate and not an apple as it has always been said.
5. Lives
They are exceptionally rich in phytonutrients and vitamin K (36% of the CDR). This is very important for men as it decreases the risk of prostate cancer. It is also high in manganese, which helps maintain the correct levels of testosterone. And like most fruits of the forest, they are very rich in antioxidants, which prevent the muscular degeneration produced by the passage of time.
6. Grapefruit
Half of the participants who consumed half a grapefruit before each meal were shown to have lost 1.5 kg in 12 weeks. This fruit suppresses appetite and contains a substance called pectin (a type of soluble fiber that has been shown to slow the progression of atherosclerosis). Anyway grapefruit is not recommended if you are medicating as it interacts with liver enzymes and can cause the drugs to stay in the body longer than expected.
7. Lemon
Citric acid in lemons can help break down lipids and stimulate gastric juices. Adding half-lemon juice to a glass of water each morning helps the liver and gallbladder.
Another tip is to have a lemon juice before your next job interview. It will mitigate your fatigue, anxiety, and nerves. It can even increase concentration and alertness.
8. Pawpaw
Papain, a papaya enzyme, has been shown to evacuate the gas from digestion. Another enzyme, chymopapain has been used to reduce inflammation. One cup of fresh papaya has only 60 calories and 144% of the CDR of vitamin C.
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