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Health Benefits of Grape

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Grapes is a small round or oval fruit, some grapes are seedless. Grapes is a rich source of flavonoids, this gives the vibrant purplish color to grapes , grape juice and red wine, the stronger the color, the higher the flavonoid content.



Nutritive Values of Grapes : Per 100 gm.

  • Vitamin A : 80 I.U.
  • Vitamin B : Thiamine .06 mg.;
  • Vitamin c : 4 mg.
  • Calcium : 17 gm.
  • Phosphorus : 21 mg.
  • Fat : 1.4 gm.
  • Carbohydrates : 14.9 gm.
  • Protein : 1.4 gm.
  • Calories : 70

Health Benefits of Grapes:

  1. Good blood and body builder, it is also a quick source of energy.
  2. Grape juice is easily assimilated and called the "nectar of the gods". It is indicated in cases of constipation, gout, rheumatism, skin and liver disorders.
  3. This alkaline fruit (also called "the queen of fruits") helps greatly to decrease the acidity of the uric acid and lends itself further in aiding the elimination of the acid from the system, thus benefiting the kidneys greatly.
  4. Studies shown that grape juice, red wines and raisin tea showed strong antiviral activity against poliovirus, herpes simplex virus.
  5. Helps reduce platelet clumping and harmful blood clots.

Related Article : Bioflavinoid


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Kewin  says:
2 years ago

Do you mean that consuming red wine will help in diet?

grapeluva  says:
2 years ago

how much fat do around 20 average size red grapes include?

Allan  says:
12 months ago

Of course red wine helps in diet.

sherray k8   says:
11 months ago

Wow! Learned again bunch of information. Really helps me in choosing fruits and in my project.

deborah (malaysia, sabah)  says:
9 months ago

are grapes fattening? esp when i am trying to go on a diet for my dress !

kilinoe  says:
6 months ago

omg! grapes are so healthy. thnx. im glad to know i eat graapes now, thank you!

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