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Dragon fruit from cactus named `hot new super food for
2013`
Eating food every five categories are
necessary. There are proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals. In
this section, we refer to a fruit that are full of high vitamin. London, on
January 17; are given if you're bored blueberries and have to spent cash on
goji berries. The Pitaya is the super fruit for consumers for good
health-giving, including regulating blood sugar levels in diabetes as well as
providing anti-oxidants.
Although this fruit are grown in South
America, it is now grown in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and the Philippines.
There are many benefits for a person who loves health. In addition, there also
are rich in vitamin C, fiber and calcium. The Pitaya or dragon fruit are known like
super fruits such as acai berries. The pink fruit is full of black small seeds
and its taste like a kiwi fruit and a pear. Including mega-dose of vitamin C, dragon
fruit helps to reduce lower cholesterol and boost antioxidants of skin. The
black seeds are a great source of healthy Omega-3 fat, magnesium and calcium that
body want.
Pitaya also helps
regulate sugar levels in blood.
Briefly, a dragon fruit is beneficial
fruit for people who love health According to this essay, we get new
information about benefit of a kind of fruit named “Dragon fruit” There are
rich vitamin C, fiber, calcium and etc. that people want to fatten parts of our
bodies. In addition, we can save our money in pocket because we can eat a fruit
that grown in Thailand is lower price than kiwi fruit. The most important
benefit of it: to protect us far from diabetes.
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Dragon
fruit from cactus named `hot new super food for 2013`
London, January 17 : If you're bored of
blueberries and have had enough of splashing the cash on goji berries, the
pitaya could be the super fruit for you for it has been hailed as having
remarkable health-giving properties, including the ability to regulate blood
sugar levels in diabetes as well as providing a dose of anti-oxidants.
While it might
look innocuous, the pitaya is harvested from a South American cactus and has
the spines to prove it, the Daily Mail reported.
Although the fruit originates in South
America, it is now grown in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and the
Philippines, where it's loved for its many health benefits.
Said to be rich in vitamin C, fiber and
calcium, the pitaya - or dragon fruit as it's also known - gives you a bigger
bang for your buck than similar super fruits such as acai berries.
Already available in Waitrose and Tesco,
the bright pink fruit is full of edible black seeds and boasts flesh that
tastes like a cross between a kiwi fruit and a pear.
Along with a mega-dose of vitamin C,
pitaya is also thought to help lower cholesterol and is packed with
skin-boosting antioxidants.
The tiny black
seeds are a great source of healthy Omega-3 fat and there''s plenty of
magnesium and calcium in the flesh.
Pitaya is even
believed to help regulate blood sugar levels. (ANI)
Dragon fruit from cactus named `hot new super food for 2013`
Vocabularies
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Pronunciation
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Meaning
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Innocuous (adj.)
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/ɪˈnɑkyuəs/
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not harmful or dangerous
Ex: It seemed a perfectly innocuous remark.
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Harvested (adj.)
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/ˈhɑrvəst/
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เก็บเกี่ยว
to collect cells or tissue from
someone's body for use in medical experiments or operations
Ex: She had her eggs harvested and frozen
for her own future use.
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Originate (v)
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/əˈrɪdʒəˌneɪt/
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ถือกำเนิด
to happen or
appear for the first time in a particular place or situation
Ex: The disease is thought to have
originated in the tropics.
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Edible (adj.)
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/ˈɛdəbl/
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ไม่มีพิษ
fit
or suitable to be eaten; not poisonous
Ex: The food at the hotel was barely
edible.
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