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WHOLE WHITE FIGS from Istiaia, Evia
Dried figs are rich in vitamins A, B, C and minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, potassium and iron. It is also worth mentioning the high calcium content of dried figs. Also, unlike other fruits, dried figs maintain the alkaline environment in the body, contributing to the overall health of the body. Due to their high laxative value, they are used in pharmacology as a herbal-natural laxative compared to other chemical preparations.
The figs are dried naturally. They are then sorted by size, washed with warm water (not hot), packed in special food bags (vacuum) and sealed airtight.
Nutritional information per 100g.
Energy: 1148kJ/272kcal
Fat: 3g
Carbohydrates: 55.1g
Dietary fiber: 12.9g
Proteins: 3.5g
Salt: 0.1g
These delicious fruits nourish your body from the inside out. Rich in vitamins and minerals, dried figs can help prevent nutrient deficiencies, strengthen your bones, and aid in weight loss. They are full of antioxidants that slow down aging and scavenge free radicals that cause oxidative stress.
If you struggle with constipation , look no further. Due to their high fiber content, these fruits will keep you regular and relieve you from abdominal discomfort. Due to their high laxative value, they are used in pharmacology as a herbal-natural laxative compared to other chemical preparations.
Your immune system will also become stronger. According to a 2015 study, figs contain plant compounds that stimulate the immune response and regulate certain genes involved in immune function.
- Eat figs for bone health
One cup of dried figs provides almost a quarter of the recommended daily intake of calcium. This mineral protects against bone loss and osteoporosis when consumed as part of a balanced diet.
A 2018 review suggests a strong link between fig consumption and bone health. According to researchers, the mineral content of this fruit closely resembles that of human milk. - Dried figs promote weight loss
When eaten in moderation, these fruits can aid in weight loss and make healthy eating easier. The fiber in dried figs increases satiety and curbs hunger, which in turn helps reduce overall food intake. As Harvard Health Publishing points out, high-fiber diets not only improve weight control, but may also protect against heart disease and diabetes. - Get healthier skin and hair
Beauty starts from the inside out. Your diet has a direct impact on the appearance of your hair, skin, and nails. Dried figs are packed with antioxidants and other micronutrients that promote skin health and strengthen your hair. - Figs may improve your memory
The health benefits of figs are largely due to their high antioxidant levels. Studies show that figs have beneficial effects on the brain and could improve behavioral deficits related to memory. The antioxidants in these fruits may delay plaque formation in Alzheimer's disease and protect against neuronal degeneration. - Fight diabetes naturally
Dried figs are quite high in sugar, so they may not seem like the best choice for people with diabetes, but quite the opposite is true. A recent review, published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology in 2018, shows that several types of figs, including the common fig, can reduce blood glucose levels and improve insulin response. These fruits are rich in vitamin E, sterols, coumarins, tannins, and other bioactive compounds with antidiabetic properties.
Reap the benefits of figs in the most delicious way
From improving blood sugar control to healthier skin, dried figs have a variety of healing properties. Plus, they taste amazing and can be used in countless recipes. Make your own granola bars, energy bites, and other delicious snacks. Replace sugar with figs to boost your nutrient intake.
Have you ever tried figs on toast, fig cheesecakes, baked figs with walnuts, or apple and fig cream? If not, it's time to add some variety to your diet. These fruits can turn any meal into a gourmet treat and elevate your recipes.