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Nutritional Value of Plum and Pomegranate Print E-mail

Nutritional Value of Plum
Plum is one of those fruits which are rich in dietary fiber, effecting in a healthy digestive system. It is being cultivated over the world for jam manufacturing, it's dried version 'prune', oil from prune kernels, drinks, pickles, and a popular alcoholic drink Slivovitz originated from Eatern Europe. Plums are often related to Apricots by researchers for the resemblance they noticed.

Nutrition Facts and Information about Plum:
It is enriched with minerals like Potassium, Magnesium, Manganese, Copper and Phosphorus. While Calcium, Iron and Zinc are present in minute quantities.

Vitamin Content of Plum:
Huge amounts of Vitamin C, Vitamin K and Vitamin A are present. Considerable amounts of Thiamin, Riboflavin and Niacin are also contained. Whereas, Vitamin E, Vitamin B6, Folate and Pantothenic Acid are present in traces.

Calorie Content of Plum:
Cashew has a calorific value of 46.0 per 100 gm.
 
Health Benefits of Plum:
A very important health benefit of eating Plum is that, it acts as a laxative and improves performance of the digestive system. Further, the presence of phenols and Vitamin C ensures good antioxidant protection. Prevents your eyesight from any deterioration and enhances immunity against cancer related diseases. Iron absorption in the body is increased by eating Plums and heart related risks are minimised.

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Nutritional Value of Pomegranate
Pomegranate is a widely cultivated fruit and it's nectar is extracted for many commercial uses. An average sized Pomegranate contains approximately 600 edible seeds under it's thick red covering. Pomegranate juice, nectar and extracts are a major raw material of health industry. In some parts of the world like India, the edible seeds of this fruit is used as spice.

Nutrition Facts and Information about Pomegranate:
Pomegranate is enriched with minerals like Potassium and Copper. Iron is present in small quantity, while traces of Magnesium, Phosphorus, Zinc and Selenium are also there.

Vitamin Content of Pomegranate:
Pomegranate is a rich source of Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Vitamin B6 and Pantothenic Acid. It also consists of Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Thiamin and Riboflavin in small amounts. In addition to these, Niacin and Folate are present in traces.

Calorie Content of Pomegranate:
Pomegranate is rich in sugar, no wonder why the nectar is so exotic to savor. It has a calorific value of 68.0 per 100 gm.
 
Health Benefits of Pomegranate:
Pomegranate contains antioxidants like polyphenols, tannins and anthocyannins which effects in removal of free radicals from our body cells. It also helps in repair of cells and boosts the immune system. Pomegranate juice is known to be among the super healthy drinks of today. It is helpful in osteoarthritis and keeping the skin and heart healthy.

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mariammarie jamerol  - pomegranate   |2009-09-22 03:42:27
I am diabetic type 2 patient since 8 years. Since pomegranate is rich in vitamin c, b, k and some minerals, i
would like to ask if i can eat this kind of fruit or diabetic patient can eat this kind of fruit?

I would
appreciate i anybody can suggest.

Thank you.
Mariam/kuwait
Abby  - Pomegrantes and diabetes   |2009-11-06 09:03:48
Dear Mariam,
I have been diabetic for 29 years. When I first became diabetic it was thought that eating
fruit was a bad thing. As I grew up it was discovered that fruits like these are very important to diabetics
because your body does not use the other foods you eat if you do not have enough vitamin C. Like all fruits
and sugars just remember to eat these in moderation and test your sugar about 2 hours after eating it so you
know how it will affect your glucose. Best of luck and best of health.
-Abby
Rupa  - Printing error I suppose   |2009-03-25 21:33:15
Hello,

Your site is very informative. While I was going through the nutritional value of plum, I came
across the below statement under the sub-heading: "Calorie Content of Plum:" --
"Cashew has a
calorific value of 46.0 per 100 gm."

I assume you meant calorific value of "Plum" and not
"Cashew".

Regards,
Rupa.
Joy Dorson  - Cumadin and Pomegranite Juice   |2008-10-30 01:01:46
To Whom It May Concern:

My mother is taking Cumadin and heart medication. Since she is restricted in
taking Vitamin K, I am wondering hw much Vitamin K is actually in Pomegranite Juice and is she able to have
any at all?

Any information you can provide me with would be appareciated.

Thank you

Joy Dorson
Lake
Orion, MI 48362
Yogesh Kedari  - Very Good Information On fruits   |2008-10-01 21:55:48
Dear Whomsoever it may concerned,

This site is really good and now days I am using this site a lot for
getting information on fruits and their neutritional content.

Thanks

Regards,

Yogesh

Pune
Maharashtra
India
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