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Why should you eat one avocado a day? Health Ecology and the Power of Mother Fruit

Avocado: Why This Fruit Is Called The Green Gold Of Your Health


In 2020, Harvard University published a sensation: daily consumption of avocados reduces the risk of metabolic syndrome by 35%. But how did the fruit, which the Aztecs called the testicle of the tree, become a symbol of conscious eating? Discover the secrets of avocado - a product that not only feeds, but also heals.

Miracle biochemistry: What's inside the alligator pear
One avocado fruit contains:
  • 20 vitamins (K, C, E, B5, B6)
  • 30% Daily Value of Fiber
  • More potassium than a banana
  • Monounsaturated fats that lower cholesterol

The study that changed dietetics

An experiment from the National Institutes of Health (2022) found that a group who ate 1 avocado a day had:
  1. LDL (bad) cholesterol levels drop by 13.5 mg/dL
  2. Cognitive function improved by 25%
  3. Skin increases collagen production by 18%

How to "friend" with avocado: 7 rules from nutritiologists
Dr. Andrew Weil, author of the bestselling book Healthy Eating, advises:
  • Choose fruits with bumpy skin - they are richer in minerals
  • Add a pinch of salt - this will absorb 2 times more carotenoids
  • Store with onions - ethylene slows oxidation

Avocado detox: The morning does not start with coffee

Nutritionist Anna Burke, in her book Food as Medicine, offers a recipe:
  1. Mix 1⁄2 avocado, a handful of spinach, 100ml of coconut milk
  2. Add 1 tsp spirulina and a pinch of turmeric
  3. Drink instead of breakfast 3 times a week – the result in 14 days

Glossary
Monounsaturated fats “Good” fatty acids that reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Oleic acid - the main component of avocado oil, which improves the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.
Superfood. - a product with an exceptionally high concentration of useful substances.

“Avocados are not food. It’s a survival strategy in the fast food world. – Joanna Blitman, author of What to Eat to Avoid Sickness