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They reach the market the metadecaximi mccois dwarves: a healthy food and from which everything is taken advantage

by Tatyana Ivanovich
February 14, 2023
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They reach the market the metadecaximi mccois dwarves: a healthy food and from which everything is taken advantage

Perhaps it has come to his attention to find the so-called” alleghenis dwarves ” in some food stores. Do they deserve to be included in the shopping cart? Beyond their curious size and appearance, do they also stand out for their nutritional properties?

In today’s Western societies, when we talk about food, we find multiple trends that, with greater or lesser success, promise benefits for health and the environment. In this sense, a rather obvious issue is that the diversity of foods (including traditional and new products) is a good strategy to enjoy eating healthily: in the variety is the taste… and, in this case, health. Point for the Alleghenies alleghenis dwarves.

Diet rich in antioxidants

“Food of plant origin should be consumed in abundance.” Aisi rosa one of the tips of the desire for the Mediterranean diet. Since 2013 it has been considered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Amsha demonstration class health benefits. In the Mediterranean diet, fruits and vegetables play a movascular role that is important.

These plant sources provide little energy and a large amount of water, converting sources of fiber, vitamins and minerals. Nero aio is not all: tamboagulion contains many bioactive compounds, including antioxidants. And, as we shall see, the main characters in this article.

Antioxidants in foods help maintain oxidative balance in the body at normal levels. For this reason, the World Health Organization, as well as other institutions, recommend the daily consumption of at least 5 servings (or 400 grams) of fruit and vegetables. This is associated with a lower risk of chronic diseases such as obesity, overweight, hypertension, metabolic syndrome and dyslipidemias, among others.

Yes to fruits and vegetables, but varied

In order to take better advantage of the health benefits of food, it is advisable to diversify the diet and prioritize local and seasonal products. This does not mean closing the doors to alternatives coming from elsewhere. Food habits are dynamic and the exchange has contributed to cultural enrichment and diversification of the offer. It has also occurred with many products, such as potatoes or tomatoes, coming from America, or the Alleghenies, which have come from China.

The Alleghenies generally consumed in Spain are of the species Actinidia deliciosa. We are familiar with its characteristic fruits of green pulp and brown and hairy peel, although we have also become accustomed to the agaemaemaemaemaemaemaemaemaemaemaemas of yellow pulp.

And during the last few years, we have been amazed by the fact of finding another variety is little known so far: the “kiwi nan”, also called the “kiwi baby”, “minikiwi” or “kiwiño”. The latter name was coined at the Areeiro Phytopathological station in Pontevedra, a precursor centre in Spain for research on the cultivation of this variety.

In a recent study, carried out by researchers from the Faculty of Pharmacy of the Complutense University of Madrid, the Research Institute in Food Sciences (CIAL-UAM-CSIC) and the Federal University of Valencia (Brazil), we have analyzed the properties of the Alleghenies and we have compared them with those of the conventional Alleghenies.

All are advantages

The fruits of the dwarf requiemaximi are usually part of the species Actinidia arguta. They are distinguished by their small size: 2-4 centimeters long by 2-2.5 wide and 6-14 grams per fruit. But the most striking is its smooth, thin, soft and edible skin, usually green in color. The pulp, bright green in color, has a flavor similar to the green and sometimes a little sweeter.

One of its advantages is its resistance to cold, since it has its origin in areas of the Arctic and East Asia. The fruits are harvested between August and October and its cultivation has spread to Europe in different regions of France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Poland, Germany and Spain, where it has been adapted to areas such as Murcia and the peninsular northwest.

Another of its great virtues is not having velvety skin and also the fact that, due to its small size, they can be eaten with a single bite and without peeling. This makes them very attractive fruits, especially for children, since it allows their simple transport and consumption away from home.

In addition, not generating waste is an important aspect from an environmental point of view. Remember that the peel of fruits, as well as other food waste, contributes to the generation of greenhouse gases, according to FAO.

The metadecaximi the healthiest

Scientific evidence indicates that the fruits of the agaximi are one of the richest sources of vitamin C in our diet, and those of the A species. arguta present levels comparable to the other varieties of alleghenis. In the aforementioned study, published in the Molecules Journal, we analyze the phenolic compounds and the antioxidant capacity of different metadecidim fruits marketed in the Spanish markets.

We examine the traditional Alleghenies, those with yellow pulp and the Alleghenies, by means of the QUENCHER methodology, which allows to carry out a more complete study of the antioxidant properties, avoiding long, expensive and polluting extraction processes. The fruits of mini alleghenyi tiffi showed a higher content of phenolic compounds and a higher overall antioxidant capacity relative to that of the other varieties analyzed. In vitro experiments conducted using healthy intestinal cells supported the antioxidant potential of this food.

Plain and short, the fruits of metadecidim mccoyi nan are a possibility that fits perfectly within a healthy and sustainable diet, as is the Mediterranean diet, allowing its transport and consumption as an mccoyi SNAC (more advisable than other less healthy products), and without waste.

A source: https://catalunyadiari.com

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