A pear has about 1.25 times the amount of fiber that an apple of the same size would have.
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An unpeeled apple because it is natural and the real thing. Apple juice has been processed.
Apple. An apple a day may not keep the doctor entirely away, but apples are nutritious, convenient, and always available. Apples get an A+ in fiber content, since they contain a lot of the soluble fiber, pectin, that helps to lower cholesterol. They also contain some cancer-fighting flavenoids. Eating a whole apple is more nutritious than drinking apple juice, since the fiber, vitamins, and minerals may be processed out of the juices. When the flesh of an apple turns brown, it means some of the nutrients have oxidized and are lost. To get the best that any fruit has to offer, eat it fresh.
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yes, there is fiber in pears. Pears have a great source of fiber actually. It contains about 24% of fiber. Every fruit has fiber or cellulose, even though our bodies cannot digest it is necessary for our diet.
green apples contain more soluble fiber, and around .98 grams less sugar than red apples on average.
Fiber.
That is rarely a problem if you eat whole foods; but if you just ate fiber, it does interfere with absorption of nutrients. The problem is much more often too little fiber, not too much fiber, in a diet.
Multimode; "Single-mode fiber gives you a higher transmission rate and up to 50 times more distance than multimode, but it also costs more."
To include more fiber into your diet mostly all you have to do is get and eat food with the highest amount of fiber.
An average sized Apple contains 8mg of Vitamin C & a 100gm of Apple contains 6mg of Vitamin C.