Also known as the alligator pear, the fruit of the avocado (Persea americana) is actually a large berry, containing one seed.
Nutritionally speaking, avocados have a high fiber content (75% insoluble; 25% soluble), more potassium than bananas by weight (485mg/100mg), oleic, palmitic, and linoleic acids (fats), folic and pantothenic acids, and vitamins B6, C, E, and K.
However, some people do exhibit allergic reactions to avocado consumption. These are persons with tree-pollen Allergies, and persons with a latex allergy.
You can ask your doctor about the benefits of eating avocados. I'm sure your doctor will be able to tell you more. Websites such as foodnetwork.com may be able to supply you with some guidance as well.
Yes, you can virtually eat avocados at any age. Once a baby starts eating solid foods, avocados are a great way to introduce solids because of their creamy texture.
No, 45 years old is not too old to be eating and getting nutrition from avocados. You are never too young or too old to eat healthy.
There is no difference in terms of health benefits between black avocados and green ones; neither one is better than the other.
No benefits of eating GMO foods are known.
There are many benefits for eating avocados in a healthy eating plan and are therefore are also great during pregnancy. They contain monounsaturated fat - the 'good fat' and are free of cholesterol and sodium. The avocado also contains the most dietry fibre, with 60% more potassium than a medium banana. Avocados are also rich in B Vitamins which may help with morning sickness or other nausea, and the are high in folic acid - essential in preventing abnormalities whilst the baby is growing.
what are the benefits of eating vegies and fruit
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There are no benefits.
Avocados grown from seed may not produce fruits. So gardeners will graft from avocados that are known producers.
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There are several benefits from eating orange roughy fish. Some benefits are the vitamins, minerals, heart health, less fat than other fish.