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Which fruits can be eaten without peeling?

There are certain foods that you always peel off and you shouldn't do it anymore You think you do well, but not: take a lifetime eating bad the fruit. You peel the pieces that do not have to be peeled, and vice versa. And it not only happens with this type of food, but also with greens, vegetables and tubers. As we suppose you know, these foods have many minerals and vitamins, and much of it is on the outside of them, so removing the peel is a very bad idea. [ Why should you stop drinking orange juice] In addition, the skin, in the case of most fruits, contains a higher concentration of fiber, essential for weight loss as well as for a proper functioning of the digestive system. Fiber, in addition to increasing the feeling of satiety, makes the bile more soluble and regulates cholesterol and glucose in the blood. All advantages, reader. For this reason, we detail below what foods you should not peel. Of course, very important: you must wash the pieces very well before eating them. 1) Apples Peeling apples is a big mistake. The skin contains 11% more fiber than its interior, as well as 300% more vitamin K, 140% more vitamin A, 115% more vitamin C, and a long etcetera. In addition, the exterior of apples is enriched with quercetin and triterpenoids, nutrients that help fight cancer. 2) Tangerines It sounds strange, but it is like this: we should never peel mandarins, as the peel includes Salvestrol Q40, a tremendously effective compound to prevent and fight cancer. If you do not value eating it in bites, your thing is that you crush the skin and mix it in juices and smoothies. 3) Pears If you peel the pear, you lose up to 34% or more fiber than if you ate it whole. The exterior of this fruit is enriched with pectin, a carbohydrate that increases satiety and slows down the absorption of sugars and fats, making it easier for us to lose weight. 4) Carrots Most of the fiber and nutrients in carrots are in the skin. As long as hygiene issues allow (if they are impossible to wash or have been treated with pesticides, forget about eating them whole), it is better to eat them with the skin. 5) Peach As in the previous cases, most of the vitamins in peaches are found in the skin. If we get rid of it, we will also be getting rid of a good part of vitamins A, B and C, in addition to flavonoids and carotenes. 6) Apricots The apricots, like their older siblings, have a high content of iron and vitamins A, C and E, and skin promotes intestinal transit. Better with skin. 7) Tomatoes The University of Maryland discovered that tomato skin is rich in phytochemicals like quercetin, a powerful antioxidant that is beneficial for the skin, in addition to vitamin C, fiber, and caretonoids. Better with skin. 8) Grapes Neither the seeds nor the skin: grapes must be eaten whole, as they contain many vitamins and minerals. 9) Peppers The skin of peppers is very rich from a nutritional point of view. It contains vitamins C and A. Wash them very well before consuming them. 10) Cucumber The skin is the part of the cucumber that contains the most antioxidants and fiber. Whenever you can, take it whole. If you don't like it, you can do like with mandarins: crush the outside and add it to smoothies. BioFit founder Chrissie Miller introduced BioFit Probiotic as a dietary supplement that encourages people to reduce at an inexpensive pace. Your team is filled with experts and scientists who put years of experimentation and energy into discovering a formula that contains organisms (about 5.75 billion organisms). These microscopic organisms are shown to assist you reduce far better than you are trying. While you may fail when you try new diet and exercise methods, this BioFit probiotic supplement will work for you.BioFit Supplement

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