Benefits of Raisins
A raisin (Kishmish) is a dried grape. Raisins are produced in many regions of the world and may be eaten raw or used in cooking, baking, and brewing. Raisins are made from dehydrated grapes; hence the nutrients become more concentrated in raisins.
Benefits of Raisins:
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Raisins are a good source of calcium, the mineral that contributes to building and maintaining strong bones and protects against osteoporosis.
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People who suffer from low energy levels, and raisins are good for releasing energy as they have high doses of carbohydrates.
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The bloating and the high acidity effect that generally older people experience after eating fried food is greatly reduced, when raisins are consumed.
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You can steer clear of anemia or iron deficiency by regularly consuming raisins.
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Raisins have an abundant supply of fiber in them, This type of fiber adds bulk to the food moving through the intestinal tract and ultimately helps give relief from constipation.
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Raisins contain an amino acid named Arginine which increases libido and induces arousal. It is good for men and is used to treat erectile dysfunction.
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Raisins are rich in fructose and glucose and give you loads of energy. They will help you gain weight without accumulating bad cholesterol.
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Daily consumption helps promote shiny and thick hair as the vitamin C content prevents cell damage.
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Potassium in raisins helps prevent formation and the re-occurrence of kidney stone.
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Raisins are rich in Vitamin K. The most notable role of vitamin K in your body is to help clot your blood. The nutrient might also play a role in the health of your bones.