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    How to remove pesticides from mangoes, litchi naturally to make them safe for eating

    Summer fruits like mangoes and litchis offer delicious refreshment but may carry pesticide residues. Proper washing techniques, including saltwater soaks, diluted vinegar, or baking soda solutions, are essential to ensure these seasonal treats are safe and healthy. These fruits are also packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber, contributing to immunity, heart health, and digestion.

    Not mangoes. Meet the fruit that helps India beat the heat in summer. It also improves digestion

    Beat the summer heat with ice apple, a refreshing fruit popular across India. Known by different names like Taal in West Bengal and Nungu in Tamil Nadu, this translucent jelly fruit offers hydration and energy. It is rich in electrolytes and natural sugars. Ice apple also boosts immunity and aids digestion. Enjoy its cooling properties and health benefits this season.

    Why health freaks never skip these 5 moringa recipes

    Moringa recipes: Moringa, the "drumstick tree," is a global superfood trend, celebrated for its rich vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Popular dishes like soup, paratha, smoothies, dal, and tea are making this nutrient-dense ingredient a staple for health-conscious individuals seeking improved immunity, digestion, and energy. Its versatility and affordability contribute to its widespread adoption.

    ‘Don’t eat fruits randomly’: Fortis gastroenterologist explains who should have papaya, kiwi, berries, bananas and more

    Dr. Shubham Vatsya advises intentional fruit consumption for health. Papaya and kiwi aid constipation. Berries and papaya benefit acne-prone skin. Bananas offer quick energy. Watermelon and oranges help regulate blood pressure. Guava is rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants. Amla is a superfood providing daily Vitamin C and stabilizing blood sugar. Eat fruits with intention for better results.

    What ginger really does to your Blood Pressure — doctors say the effect may surprise you

    Ginger is rich in bioactive compounds such as gingerols and shogaols, which may help to maintain healthy blood pressure and overall heart wellness. Experts note that “Ginger contains several bioactive compounds, primarily gingerols and shogaols, that help to positively influence blood pressure through multiple mechanisms,” emphasizing its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory qualities.

    The Economic Times
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