Did You Know?
Overall, oranges are among the most popular fruits worldwide, due to their unique, refreshing and sweet taste.
Also, because not only can they be found in great abundance and varieties, oranges have many important health benefits for the human body. The navel orange, are also known by its scientific term citrus sinensis (the sweet orange), is one of the most popular of the orange tree varietals and also one of the most unique.
Oranges are round citrus fruits with finely-textured skins that are, of course, orange in color just like their pulpy flesh; the skin can vary in thickness from very thin to thick. Oranges usually range from approximately two to three inches in diameter.
Navel oranges are seedless, and once the peel is opened, the flesh inside is naturally very sweet and juicy. Seen from outside, the blossom end of a navel orange looks like a human navel, which is how it acquired its name. Inside, when a naval orange is broken or peeled, you can see a partially formed, undeveloped conjoined “twin” fruit on the blossom end.
The antioxidant vitamin C is the main nutritional component of navel oranges. People all over the world drink orange juice from navel oranges daily as their source of vitamin C. Vitamin C not only helps keeps our immune system strong, but it also helps the body absorb iron, works to help heal wounds, and studies have shown can even help prevent heart disease. The human body does not naturally produce vitamin C on its own, so one of the best ways to get the right amount of this essential nutrient is to drink fresh squeezed juice from a navel orange or to eat it right from a fresh Sunburst orange.
Other nutrients in navel oranges are also known to help to prevent cancers, such as stomach and esophagus cancer. The high fiber content in navel oranges can help improve cholesterol ratios in the body, which is important in controlling diabetes.
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Thanks for the guide you mentioned related to Oranges, no doubt they are very important and an excellent source of gaining Vitamin B and C.
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