Description
“To gnaw” persimmon
It has a firmer, orange-yellow flesh, typically eaten in salads, with yogurt, in natural juices, in ice cream, or as jam. Some people even eat it roasted with a little cinnamon.
Extremely nutritious and an excellent source of antioxidants, persimmons offer benefits for heart health and inflammation reduction. Benefits of consuming persimmons include:
Anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious and anti-hemorrhagic properties, thanks to its high antioxidant content
It contributes to good eye health, as it contains antioxidants that prevent eye degeneration, and is also rich in Vitamin A.
High tannin content, especially in soft-fleshed persimmons, and these polyphenols contribute to reducing the risk of some types of cancer and cardiovascular problems
Low in fat, although it is rich in sugars, which makes it a high-calorie fruit.
Rich in fiber, which helps reduce “bad” cholesterol, LDL
It helps in the production of red blood cells due to the amount of potassium, magnesium, copper and phosphorus it contains.
Name
Persimmon
Nutritional Declaration
118 calories. 31g carbohydrates. 1g protein. 0.3g fat.
Conservation Conditions and/or Use
Store in a cool, dry place
Origin
Portugal
Medis Credits
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