02/26/2026
Apple- When you google apple you end up with far more articles on the tech company and its products, than you do about apples. Yet apples are a valuable powerhouse of nutrition!
πDid you know that while you may see less than 100 types of apples in your lifetime, there are over 2500 types of apples grown in the United States and 7500 world wide?
πApples are high in antioxidants, a disease fighting compound that helps to repair and prevent oxidation damage that happens during normal cell activity. Apples are also full of a beneficial fiber called pectin.
Together, those antioxidants and pectin combine to produce some powerful benefits for the body including:
πWhiter, healthier teeth by lowering the levels of bacteria in the mouth.
πReduce your risk of specific cancers such as pancreatic, liver, colon, and breast as the triterpenoids in the skin have potent antigrowth activities against cancer cells.
πDecrease your risk of diabetes, high cholesterol, gallstones, and constipation with the high fiber content.
πRed apples contain an antioxidant called quercetin. Recent studies have found that quercetin can help boost and fortify your immune system, especially when youβre stressed out. Yup, that is probably why students were known to give apples to their teachers.
So, grab a few bags of apples and consider all of the delicious ways you can consume them for their health benefits including... Pies, muffins, cakes, apple crisp, etc. Drop your favorite way to eat apples in the comments below.
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