Discover 3 Exotic Fruits That Strengthen Your Immunity From Disease

We all know that eating plenty of fruit each and every day is very good for our health. However, it can get a little boring eating the same fruit all the time. As the saying goes a little variety in life adds a little spice. Today our supermarkets and shops are increasing their selection of exotic fruits therefore, we no longer have an excuse not to try them.

If you are tired eating the same old fruit then, you can include a few exotic fruits alongside your traditional apples, oranges and bananas.
Below are 3 exotic fruit that you should consider trying. Not only do they look wonderful, they taste delicious and are good for you.

The Mango
Found all over Asia, the mango has a delicious golden orange juicy flesh. The fruit can be eaten on its own or sliced up and included in a salad and also works very well with chicken. This fruit is good for you as it is high in vitamin A and C and is low in calories.

The Dragon Fruit
This is an amazing looking fruit that looks like it comes from outer space. It is has a reddish pink outer skin. Inside the flesh of the fruit is an off white color containing little black seeds. The dragon fruit has a cleansing, refreshing taste that is not very sweet compared to other exotic fruit. It is easy to eat. You just slice it down the middle hold it like a cup and scoop it out with a spoon. This fruit is also a great source of vitamin C.

The Papaya
This fruit is also very popular in South East Asia. When it is ripe it looks very similar to a mango but only bigger. When you slice open the papaya you will be greeted with a deep orange juicy flesh. Scoop out the seeds in the middle and eat a way. Because it is juicy it is a very good at quenching a parched mouth. The texture of the fruit is similar to the mango but not as sweet. The papaya is a highly nutritious fruit that is a good source of vitamin A and C. It is also high in beta- carotene which helps to convert vitamin A more effectively in the body. It is best eaten when it is fully ripen however, an unripe papaya is commonly used in refreshing salads in South East Asia.

Always consult with your physicians if you have a health condition or food allergy before doing any form of new exercise or diet.

By: Patricia Muldoon

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