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The tangerine: an ally for health
Due to their delicious flavor, practicality, and easy consumption, mandarins are a tempting fruit. However, their strong smell may lead some people to choose other fruits, especially in social settings.
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Nutritional benefits of tangerine
The tangerine contains a pulp made up of numerous juice-filled vesicles, which is rich in vitamin C, flavonoids, beta-carotene, and essential oils. Additionally, it has a high content of folic acid, which is essential for the production of red and white blood cells, as well as for the synthesis of genetic material and the formation of antibodies.
Nutritionist Denise Ferrero explains that meeting vitamin C needs can be an easy and delicious process, as the content of this vitamin in a tangerine varies between 50 and 100 grams, allowing for enjoyment of several throughout the day without a high caloric intake.
Impact on the Immune System
The daily consumption of two or three mandarins can meet the vitamin C needs, which is particularly beneficial for vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, smokers, and diabetics.
Conclusion: Incorporate mandarins into your diet
The tangerine is not only a delicious fruit, but it also serves as a fundamental food for maintaining good health and preventing diseases related to flu-like processes and common viruses.
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