Green Chillies |
- Strengthens immunity to diseases :Chillies helps you open up your blocked nostrils. The Vitamin C in green chillies strengthens your natural immunity to diseases.
- Used in Medicines :Green chilli is mainly used as a spice in food, although it is included in some medicines.
- Vitamin A and its uses :The most abundant nutrient in green chilli is vitamin A, according to World's Healthiest Foods. The vitamin is a carotenoid, also known as retinal, associated with the antioxidant beta-carotene. Vitamin A is essential for the health and maintenance of bones, teeth, mucous membranes, eyes and skin,
- Retina pigmentation :This A vitamin in green chilli is essential for healthy eyes, as it produces retina pigmentation and promotes NIGHT VISION. Vitamin A deficiencies result in weakened vision and immunity.
- Anti-oxidant :Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, is the second most abundant nutrient in green chilli. It acts as both an antioxidant and a vitamin too.
- Essential for :It is essential for the formation of COLLAGEN, scar tissue, ligaments, blood vessels and tendons.
- Fight infections :It also helps the body to maintain and repair wounds, bones, teeth and cartilage. As an antioxidant, it strengthens overall health and helps the body fight infections.
- Rich in dietary fibre :Green chillies are rich in dietary fibre which is important for a healthy digestive system.
- Boon to Diabetics : Green chillies are responsible of reduction in blood sugar levels and can be a boon to DIABETICS.
- Good Anti-Depressant :Capsaicin (in green chilli) can be an anti-depressant as it releases endorphins ( hormones for good mood ) into the brain.
- Anti-bacterial property :The anti-bacterial property of green chillies help keep our body worm free.
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