APPLE
Apples contains flavonoids, quercetin, catechin, phloridzin and
chlorogenic acid that protect the heart as they are potent antioxidants.
Flavonoids prevent excessive inflammation, regulate blood
pressure, prevent too much clumping together of blood platelets; both soluble
and insoluble fibre in apples helps lower LDL (bad) cholesterol levels.
Eating an apple daily reduces the risk of lung cancer, colon
cancer and breast cancer. Red apple peel also contains many antioxidants that
have cancer-fighting (antiproliferative) properties.
Berries
It contains a
powerful antioxidant that helps mitigate damage from free radicals on the skin.
It protects skin from sun
damage and hinders the formation of an enzyme that breaks down elasticity of
the skin. This combination creates a super compound which helps in fighting
against wrinkles. Some essential fatty acids which are crucial element for general health,
they can improve skin’s hydration and smoothness, and reduce inflammation
Grapes
Presence of organic
acids in the grapes stimulates the rejuvenation of the skin cells. Grapes also
remove the toxins from the body and help to make skin free from the diseases.
Vitamin
C is required for the collagen formation which makes upto 70% of dry weight of
human skin. Collagen is a protein which is required for the growth of the cells
and blood vessels and provides strength and firmness to the skin.
Taking grapes
regularly can be beneficial for the health of the eyes too. Grapeseeds are
packed with the antioxidants and they fight against the bad effects of the sun
and pollution.
Kiwi
Vitamin C not only firms
skin, it repairs it. Kiwis have more vitamin C than a comparable amount of
oranges. Vitamin C helps cuts and abrasions to heal and it also works to
prevent rough, dry skin.
You can't turn the clock
back but you may be able to slow it down. Kiwis are a major source of
antioxidants that can delay the effects of aging throughout the body.
Orange
Oranges also contain high
levels of vitamin A, which helps your skin protect your body from invading
bacteria and viruses. According to the National Institutes of Health, vitamin A
is used in acne treatments. Vitamin C also helps reduce skin swelling, which
may reduce the appearance of pimples
Citric acid, found in oranges, grapefruits and other citrus fruits, is used in chemical peel products, which remove dead cells to make your skin look younger. Furthermore, when applied topically, vitamin C can increase skin hydration, which reduces wrinkles and adds to a youthful appearance.
Water Melon
Watermelon is very useful
for removing blemishes on the skin. Watermelon is rich in A, B and C vitamins
that keeps the skin fresh radiant and hydrated.
Watermelon is best eaten and
used during the summer, when it is fresh and plentiful. Here are a few of the
beauty benefits of watermelon.
Watermelon is naturally
slightly astringent and may be used to benefit your skin’s appearance.
Watermelon juice can be mixed with honey for use on dry skin, or with witch
hazel for oily skin, or even used by itself as a simple, natural toner
Use watermelon on your skin
to help create a healthy look, or eat watermelon slices to hydrate and nourish
your body. This delicious fruit will benefit you all summer long.
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