Dried dates - a treasure trove of vitamins, minerals and other useful substances.
Cardiovascular benefits
Regular consumption of dried dates boosts the overall immunity of a person.
Struggle with nervous tension
Dried dates are rich in antioxidants that reduce the risk of many diseases and oxidative processes in the body.
Use in cosmetology
The chemical composition of dried fruit includes the essential amino acid tryptophan, which is necessary for normal brain activity and psycho-emotional state. The intake of the nutrient inhibits the aging process, provides good mood and restful sleep.
Individual intolerance
Dried dates have a high calorie content, so they can not be eaten in large quantities if you are overweight. This product is contraindicated in case of urolithiasis, diabetes mellitus, tooth decay. It is not recommended to eat more than 10 dates per day, otherwise blood sugar levels may jump. Dried dates should be drunk with water.
Dried dates Is it okay to eat?
before training
post-workout
after appendicitis
cholecystitis
hyperacidity
for ulcers
gastritis
pancreatitis
poisoning
diabetics
for breakfast
for dinner
at night
eat every day
children under 14
for weight loss
gout
thrush
when breastfeeding
Rating Dried dates
Rating:
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0.1
Energy 1 / 100
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Vitamins 1 / 100
0.1
Minerals 1 / 100
0.1
Fitness 1 / 100
Dried dates — best time to eat
08:0020:00
Breakfast
Lunch
Afternoon snack
Dinner
Dried dates — for children and the elderly
Start at 12 months
Not recommended for seniors
Dried dates — vitamins and minerals
Dried dates — Allergic
Low-medium
Minimal
Medium-minimum
Average probability
Private probability
Allergic
Dried dates for animals
Dogs
Cats
Birds
Lizards
Mice and rats
Hamsters and guinea pigs
Rabbits
Horses
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