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Cranberries
Cranberries are considered a healthy fruit. They contain no cholesterol and virtually no fat and are low in sodium. Various cranberry products may contain substantial levels of dietary fiber and certain vitamins, as well as a variety of photochemical that may be beneficial to health.

Benefits of Cranberries:
  •     Improve the body's circulatory system.
  •     A daily glass of cranberry juice will treat diseases like cystitis.
  •     Provide relief for asthma patients.
  •     Condensed tannins in cranberries can inhibit the oxidation of bad cholesterol and as a result protects body against atherosclerosis.
  •    Tannins are also considered an important contributor to a healthy heart.
  •    Acts as bactericide and affects the acidity of the urine. In effect, it disrupts the development of kidney stone formation.

The Uses of Cranberries:
  • Asthma Attack
To overcome an asthma attack, cranberries can be used. Crush the berries, boil it in distilled water and skin. This is effective relief from an attack since the berries contain active ingredients similar to drugs prescribed by your doctors to control asthma.
  •     Urinary Tract Infection
As known, the juice has been long known to treat this disease. This is because the juice reduce the number of bacteria adhering to the body's urinary tract lining. A study among elderly patients suggested a 50% reduction of infection among patients who drank 300 ml of cranberry juice everyday for over 6 months. A daily portion of cranberries would also help in treating the disease.
  •     Reduces Cholesterol
Laboratory results have also shown that cranberry extract reduces the oxidation of "bad cholesterol". This helps promote healthy heart.
  •     Prevent Ulcers
New studies have shown the ability of this fruit has the ability to prevent peptic ulcer by inhibiting the adhesion of bacteria to certain parts of the stomach.
  •     Anti-Aging
An exciting new research has shown that cranberries could help protect the brain from neurological damage.

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