Health and Wellness : Don’t Forget to Eat the Peel

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

In the Spirit of Health and Wellness,






Don’t Forget to Eat the Peel

Most of us toss fruit peels in the trash, because what else are you going to do with them? Eat them! It turns out they’re not just edible, but the skin and rind of some fruits is actually loaded with fantastic beauty and health benefits. Kimberly Snyder, celebrity nutritionist and author of The Beauty Detox Foods, says there are many great ways to incorporate these nutrient-rich peels into your diet.

“The peel can contain up to three to four times higher a concentration of fiber as the fruit inside,” says Snyder. “Fiber is an important part of the body’s process when it comes to cleansing toxins from the body. Peels also contain a bevy of anti-aging antioxidants and vitamins.” By the way, they’re also very low in calories, fats, and sugars.


https://www.yahoo.com/beauty/dont-forget-to-eat-the-peel-91371162018.html

 

[dunwiddat]

I eat the banana

In the Spirit of Health and Wellness,






Don’t Forget to Eat the Peel

Most of us toss fruit peels in the trash, because what else are you going to do with them? Eat them! It turns out they’re not just edible, but the skin and rind of some fruits is actually loaded with fantastic beauty and health benefits. Kimberly Snyder, celebrity nutritionist and author of The Beauty Detox Foods, says there are many great ways to incorporate these nutrient-rich peels into your diet.

“The peel can contain up to three to four times higher a concentration of fiber as the fruit inside,” says Snyder. “Fiber is an important part of the body’s process when it comes to cleansing toxins from the body. Peels also contain a bevy of anti-aging antioxidants and vitamins.” By the way, they’re also very low in calories, fats, and sugars.


https://www.yahoo.com/beauty/dont-forget-to-eat-the-peel-91371162018.html

I eat the banana but not the peel. The fruit is good enough for me. The peel is good fertiliser for house plants.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

Did you read the article? Here's what you are missing:

“The peel can contain up to three to four times higher a concentration of fiber as the fruit inside,” says Snyder. “Fiber is an important part of the body’s process when it comes to cleansing toxins from the body. Peels also contain a bevy of anti-aging antioxidants and vitamins.” By the way, they’re also very low in calories, fats, and sugars.

Plus the article goes into greater detail with other fruits as well, try it dunwiddat. If you get sick, I'll come and take care of you.

I eat the banana

I eat the banana but not the peel. The fruit is good enough for me. The peel is good fertiliser for house plants.

 

[butterfly#1]

In the Spirit of Health and Wellness,






Don’t Forget to Eat the Peel

Most of us toss fruit peels in the trash, because what else are you going to do with them? Eat them! It turns out they’re not just edible, but the skin and rind of some fruits is actually loaded with fantastic beauty and health benefits. Kimberly Snyder, celebrity nutritionist and author of The Beauty Detox Foods, says there are many great ways to incorporate these nutrient-rich peels into your diet.

“The peel can contain up to three to four times higher a concentration of fiber as the fruit inside,” says Snyder. “Fiber is an important part of the body’s process when it comes to cleansing toxins from the body. Peels also contain a bevy of anti-aging antioxidants and vitamins.” By the way, they’re also very low in calories, fats, and sugars.


https://www.yahoo.com/beauty/dont-forget-to-eat-the-peel-91371162018.html

You know Clyde, I was just reading an article stating the same thing about
watermelon. It,spoke of all the wonderful health benefits of eating
the whole melon. It stated that this
fruit...was meant to be eaten in total.
Leaving nothing behind.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

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Correct butterfly#1, I post lots of Threads on healthy eating, which may get confusing sometimes; but just as long as you get the information, its all good. There are some I tease with, like dunwiddat, to get them to see what you see. That in this case, eating at least some, not all of the hulls and peels of fruit, is very nutritional.

You know Clyde, I was just reading an article stating the same thing about
watermelon. It,spoke of all the wonderful health benefits of eating
the whole melon. It stated that this
fruit...was meant to be eaten in total.
Leaving nothing behind.