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Can apples make soup? What are the benefits?
Apples can make soup.

The dietary fiber pectin in apple softens after heating, and the softened dietary fiber and pectin are more easily used by human body, thus making its nutritional function more perfect.

Boiled apples are more suitable for some special people. People who are ill in bed, have bad oral teeth or have poor gastrointestinal function can reduce chewing, reduce irritation to the gastrointestinal tract and make intake smoother.

Apples are rich in nutrients, such as dietary fiber pectin, sugar, vitamins and minerals, which are very beneficial to health. Pectin dietary fiber can not only moisten the intestines and relieve constipation, but also help to lower blood sugar, reduce blood fat and clean up garbage toxins in the body. The sugar in apples is mainly fructose. The sweetness of fructose is 1.7 times that of sucrose and more than 3 times that of glucose, but the glycemic index of fructose is low, which is suitable for diabetics to eat in moderation. Sugar can also provide energy and keep people full of energy. Vitamins and minerals can maintain body functions, a small amount of vitamin C can enhance immunity, and minerals can improve the acidity and alkalinity of the internal environment.