Category: Fruits

Several studies have found that chlorogenic acid present in anjeer can help in lowering blood sugar levels. Eating soaked anjeer can also control blood glucose levels in type-II diabetes. You can include this dry fruit in your diet by adding chopped anjeer in salads, smoothies, cornflakes bowl or oats. Can we drink the water in […]

Tips for using Anjeer in constipation. Take 2-4 pieces of dried Anjeer or as directed by the physician. Soak them in water overnight in a small bowl. Drain the water from Anjeer in the morning. Eat these soaked figs along with honey on an empty stomach to get good results in constipation. What can I […]

Conclusion: The results showed that eating dried figs during menstruation decreased pain severity and duration, menstrual symptoms, and perceived stress and increased quality of life. Which fruit is good in period? Water-rich fruits, such as watermelon and cucumber, are great for staying hydrated. Sweet fruits can help you curb your sugar cravings without eating a […]

Peak-fresh figs pair well with wines such as Prosecco and Pino Grigio. What wine goes with figs and cheese? Champagne. (Or a high-quality sparkling wine.) When you have everything from light goat cheeses to strong blues, balanced nicely with the sweetness of each fig spread, Champagne is like the Swiss Army knife of wines. It […]

you could try mixing the bland figs with strong flavored fruits like rhubarb or strawberries, jam or sauce to eat. You could dry them and chop them and use them as you would raisins, just always adding at least one other more strongly flavored thing you like. Why do my figs have no flavor? Watering […]

Seven Foods to Help You Fight Arthritis Fatty Fish. Salmon, mackerel and tuna have high levels of Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin D. Dark Leafy Greens. Spinach, kale, broccoli and collard greens are great sources for vitamins E and C. Nuts. Olive Oil. Berries. Garlic and Onions. Green Tea. What foods can make arthritis worse? […]

Try scooping out the top few inches of soil and replacing with fresh potting mix to get rid of any eggs or larvae present in the soil. Make sure to discard the soil far away from your fiddle so the larvae don’t hatch and find their way back to your plants! How do you get […]

5 Ways to Heal a Burnt Tongue Drink Cold Water. If you have a minor burn on your tongue, cold water can ease out the irritation and pain. Eat Soft, Cold Foods. Rinse with Salt Water. Make Use of Honey. Over-the-Counter Pain Medication. Do figs make your tongue sore? People who are allergic to latex […]

Figs have the ability to change the stomach’s pH from acid to alkali, so people with stomach disorders like acidity, indigestion, and Crohn’s disease benefit from consuming figs that have been soaked overnight every morning for few weeks. Who should not eat figs? Figs are good for diabetic people, but the characteristic of reducing blood […]

The sap of figs is a natural latex substance containing a form of rennin or chymosin, an enzyme that separates the milk solids from the liquid, i.e., Little Miss Muffet’s curds and whey. What do they use fig sap for? The leaf is used for conditions such as diabetes, high cholesterol, and skin conditions. The […]

Furocoumarins in sap of fig tree are the main cause of its irritability when come in contact with the skin. The main symptoms are burning sensation and pain, itchy erythema, and edema, which usually begin 24 h after exposure. The leaf and root sap of the fig tree are the most potent parts causing irritant […]

Combining Anjeer with warm milk can make for a healthy bedtime drink, which is great for immunity, bones, teeth and helps in boosting brain health, reduces inflammation, reduces joint and muscle pain, improves digestion, metabolism and works as an aphrodisiac. What do you do with fig sap? People use fig fruit for conditions such as […]

According to the Monash University FODMAP Diet app, fresh figs are typically high in the FODMAP fructose, a sugar found in fruits, and dried figs are high in the FODMAP fructan. Therefore, in the beginning stages of the FODMAP diet, figs must be severely limited in individuals with irritable bowel syndrome. Are figs good for […]

A ripe fig will give when poked and will have a very potent, sweet smell. Avoid figs that are hard or ones that have deep rips or bruises. Also avoid figs that appear to have mold on them or those that smell sour or rotten. Ripe figs can be green, brown, yellow, or deep purple. […]

Figs can go sweet or savory. They love honey, or caramel, or cinnamon and sugar. They appreciate a little salt and/or pepper, and positively shine in the company of cultured dairy like sour cream, crème fraîche, yogurt, labneh, or quark—and all kinds of soft fresh or hard aged cheeses. What goes well with figs? Flavors […]

Figs have been believed to increase fertility since the time of Ancient Greeks, and now we have scientific evidence. Figs contain a lot of iron, which is important for healthy eggs and ovulation. Why are figs good for fertility? Figs are certainly a sweet way to improve fertility nutrition as they are an extremely rich […]

Other Unique Facts: Violette de Bordeaux is known to have one of the most sweet and rich flavor profiles of all the fig varieties! Thrives in dry heat as well as humidity, though fruit may crack more in wet conditions. What are the best eating figs? 6 Types Of Figs To Try Right Now Black […]

The fig is the edible fruit of Ficus carica, a species of small tree in the flowering plant family Moraceae. Fig. Ficus carica – Common fig Family: Moraceae Genus: Ficus Subgenus: F. subg. Ficus Species: F. carica Which figs are not edible? …of tree, known as a caprifig, produces inedible figs that house the fig […]

The milky white sap is latex. Although all parts of a fig tree contain latex, unripe or nearly ripe figs contain more sap than a ripe fig. The sap from an unripe fig may irritate your throat or cause an upset stomach if you eat too many. How do you tell if figs are spoiled? […]

Philodendrons are one of the most commonly known houseplants, but also one of the most toxic. Also known as fiddle leaf figs, the leaves contain crystals made from toxic calcium oxalate. For adults, a bite out of a fiddle leaf won’t kill you, but for children and pets, all philodendrons can be highly toxic. How […]