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What fruit should I eat every season?
There are almost no seasonal fruits in late winter and early spring;

1.Since May, strawberries and loquats have been on the market;

In February and June, I began to eat cherries, bayberries and apricots;

July to August is the season to enjoy watermelon, litchi, peach and melon.

From April to September, 65438+February, fruits are the most abundant, and apples, pears, pomegranates, kiwis, pitaya, grapefruit, oranges and winter dates are all on the market.

Apples and oranges in autumn are the freshest, with the best quality and taste. On 20 13, the incident of "dyeing navel orange" occurred in Gannan. Fruit farmers began to ripen, dye and wax olives in September, while normal ripe navel oranges will not be available until 1 1. Navel orange is the best, and it will be available in June 165438+ 10. The orange peel is smooth, the flesh is full and elastic, and the fruit pedicle is green.

May, mid-July to165438+1late October are the picking periods of pitaya. This kind of fruit has a refreshing taste and is rich in dietary fiber, which is very helpful to relieve autumn dryness.

6. Dongzao jujube was listed in June 5438+10. High-quality winter jujube tastes very refreshing. It is also rich in vitamin C and various micronutrients, which is beneficial to cardiovascular health.

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The best fruit.

1, the most antioxidant

In addition to the basic nutrients, fruits also provide another beneficial substance-polyphenols, especially procyanidins, which have a strong antioxidant effect. In the process of energy metabolism, cells produce by-products-free radicals, which have oxidation and can destroy cell membranes, nucleic acids and so on. It is one of the important causes of chronic diseases such as human aging, gene mutation, inflammation and arteriosclerosis.

Procyanidins, vitamin E, carotene and other substances have strong antioxidant effect and can scavenge free radicals. People can improve immunity, reduce inflammation and prevent chronic diseases by taking these antioxidants every day. The darker the fruit is, the more proanthocyanidins it contains.

Blueberries, mulberries, cherries, strawberries, grapes, pomegranates and other purple or crimson fruits are rich in proanthocyanidins. Red and yellow fruits, such as mango, citrus, cantaloupe, papaya, watermelon, apricot, fresh jujube and persimmon, are rich in carotene and have good antioxidant effect, although they contain little proanthocyanidins.

2, dimension C is the highest

Vitamin C is one of the most needed nutrients for human body. It has many physiological functions, such as anti-oxidation, enhancing human immunity and improving the utilization rate of iron, calcium and folic acid. For infants, the elderly and people with low vegetable intake, fruits are the main source of vitamin C. However, many common fruits, such as bananas, apples, pears, peaches and watermelons, have low vitamin C content (< 10 mg/100 g).

Citrus, grapes, mangoes, pineapples, cantaloupes and other fruits have higher vitamin C content (10 ~ 30mg/ 100g). A few fruits, such as fresh jujube, kiwi fruit, strawberry, papaya and litchi, have higher vitamin C content (> 40mg/ 100g).

Among them, the vitamin C content of fresh jujube is far ahead, which is 243 mg/100 g, but it is worth noting that dried jujube loses a lot of vitamin C during drying, and its content is only 14 mg/100 g.

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