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18/10/2024 19:30

Aronia, the medicinal fruit richest in antioxidants – Solution for diabetes

Food/Diet

Express newspaper

18/10/2024 19:30

Aronia is a small, but very powerful, purple fruit. This little berry has a unique, palate-wrinkling flavor that is reminiscent of the tartness of summer grapes.

Unlike other fruits, Aronia berries can be purchased and eaten fresh, but also in juice and extract form.

You can use them as in the case of blueberries, as juice, with crepes, with oatmeal, in the form of sauce, with yogurt or raw.

Aronia plants have also begun to be planted in Albania, as demand is increasing and Aronia itself remains a type of fruit that has not been cultivated before nor is it widely found in the wild.

Fresh Aronia berries are used to prepare various juices, syrups, jams, and wines.

Dried Aronia berries are found in many organic stores and you can combine them with cakes, muesli, or cookies.

In many different countries around the world, dried Aronia berries are used to prepare herbal teas rich in antioxidants.

Properties of Aronia:

Source of antioxidants

Aronia berries have the highest source of antioxidants present in any fruit. Antioxidants protect cells from free radical damage.

Since Aronia is rich in antioxidants, this berry has an incredible ability (the highest among fruits) to absorb oxygen and neutralize free radicals.

Improves blood circulation and strengthens blood vessels

Aronia berries improve blood circulation, making blood vessels stronger and reducing the risks of heart disease.

Free radicals are the main cause of many diseases in the body, and Aronia berries prevent the formation of these radicals, thereby avoiding diseases such as diabetes or other cardiovascular symptoms.

Ripe Aronia berries contain a high amount of phenols that disinfect the blood, help accelerate wound healing, remove toxins, reduce inflammation, and make blood vessels more elastic.

Balances blood pressure levels

Aronia berries keep blood pressure at normal levels.

These darkly pigmented grains prevent spasms in blood vessels and keep blood pressure away from the danger zone.

Anoria juice or tea is recommended for people who have problems with blood pressure and circulation.

Prevents and helps treat diabetes

Aronia berries have been studied for their role in preventing diabetes.

One of the studies concluded that consuming this fruit does not increase blood sugar levels, but rather lowers them.

Aronia is full of benefits for people who want to prevent diabetes and want to keep it under control.

Affects the digestive system

Aronia berries help the stomach cope with gastric ulcers and diarrhea. Researchers show that Aronia is a natural cure for stomach problems in humans.

Dried Aronia berries are a fantastic cure not only for stomach problems, but also for kidney problems.

Plays a role against inflammation and viruses

If you consume Aronia berries regularly, then you should be convinced that you will keep colds and flu away.

Its ingredients fight bacteria and viruses and strengthen the immune system.

Protect your eyes.

Aronia berries play a protective role for the eyes. They contain large amounts of carotene, which protects cells from damage and the eyes from cataracts. They are also rich in flavonoids such as lutein and zeaxanthin.

Protects urinary tract health

If you consume Aronia, then the urinary tract will be healthy. Urinary tract infections are common among people as a result of the bacterium Escherichia coli.

Aronia berries are five to 10 times more effective due to the high dose of quinic acid that prevents these bacteria.

Keeps weight under control

Last but not least, these grains help keep weight under control.

Aronia berries prevent the accumulation of excess fat in the abdominal area.

Furthermore, Aronias help improve cholesterol and lipid levels.

They push the body to produce more good cholesterol./AgroWeb.org