Believed to have originated from Brazil, PINEAPPLE is now mainly cultivated in Southeast Asia, with Thailand and the Philippines the leading producer in the world. The fruit is not only a refreshing and juicy fruit, it is also used in cooking, often paired with meat. In the Philippines, even the leaves have their worth as they are used as a textile fiber or fabric.
Health Benefits from PINEAPPLE
- The fruit's best Vital Nutrient is its Vitamin C, this fruit will be a boost to our immune system (it is #6 in our Top Ten List of Vitamin C-rich Fruits)
- It is also Fiber-rich, many people actually eat Pineapple after a heavy meal to aid in digesting the foods they ate
- Some people, based on their experience, believe that Pineapple is a pain reliever
- In other cases, Pineapple are used in removing intestinal worms
Vitamin A - 56 IU
Vitamin B1/Thiamine - 0.079 mg
Vitamin B2/Riboflavin - 0.031 mg
Vitamin B3/Niacin - 0.489 mg
Vitamin B5/Pantothenic Acid - 0.205 mg
Vitamin B6 - 0.110 mg
Vitamin B8/Folate - 15.0 mcg
Vitamin C - 47.80 mg
Vitamin E - 0.290 mg
Vitamin K - 0.700 mcg
PINEAPPLE Vital Nutrients (content per 100g) MINERALS
Calcium - 13.0 mg
Iron - 0.280 mg
Magnesium - 12.0 mg
Phosphorous - 8.0 mg
Potassium - 115.0 mg
Sodium - 1.0 mg
Zinc - 0.10 mg
Copper - 0.099 mg
Manganese - 1.177 mg
Selenium - 0.100 mcg
PINEAPPLE Vital Nutrients (contents per 100g) OTHERS
Protein - 0.540 g
Fiber - 1.400 g
Carbohydrates - 12.263 g
Beta-Carotene - 34.0 mcg
Lycopene - 0 mcg
Cholesterol - 0 mg
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