Amazing Benefits of Mangoes

"Let food be your medicine and your medicine be your food. Each one of the substances in a person's diet, acts upon the body and changes it in some unique way, and upon these changes the whole life depends, whether in health, in sickness or convalescent."  

Hippocrates 2 000 years ago.

I just love this delicious fruit, and even more so since I discovered what  benefits they contain.

Home Remedies Haven is totally committed to researching and sharing with you the benefits of our earth's natural resources.

We might not always  be able to back this up with the scientific reasons (sometimes it is pure folklore) as to why these fruits of our earth are beneficial, but where we can we always will.

Welcome to our website page dedicated to exploring the delightful and nutritious mango, often hailed as the "king of fruits".

Beyond its luscious taste, mangoes offer a plethora of health benefits that can advance our overall well-being.  In this article we will delve into the remarkable ways mangoes can improve memory, thanks to their rich content of vitamins and antioxidants.

We will also explore how mangoes can support a healthy digestive tract, promote eye health with their abundance of nutrients, and provide a boost of Vitaman E, which can have an effect on one's sex life.

Join us as we uncover the benefits of this tropical fruit and discover why mangoes should be a delicious and nutritious addition to our diet.

So....let's sink our teeth into the world of mangoes and unlock the secrets to their remarkable health benefits together.

 Benefits of Mangoes - Improving your Memory

But firstly, before I forget, I must tell you how good mangoes are for improving your memory and your concentration levels.

This tasty fruit contains what the boffins will call a non-essential amino acid called Glutamic Acid.

In short what this means is that this Glutamic acid is involved in "cognitive functions such as learning and memory in the brain" and helps improve long and short term memory.

Mangoes for improving your Digestion

Now... I am  not gonna bla bla bla here about the Esters, terpenes and Aldehydes that are enzymes contained in mangoes because I do not want to bore you with the stuff that only doctors need to keep at their fingertips.  Apparently, all these enzymes help the digestive tract relax and process food more efficiently, so add mangoes to your salads or have them neat after your meal as pudding, to help with digestion of your food.

Mangoes for Maintaining good Eye Health

• Another of the benefits of mangoes is that they are a very good source of Vitamin A which is an antioxidant vitamin and will help protect the surface of the eye (cornea) and is a vitamin essential for good vision.
• If you suffer from dry eyes and use an eye drop containing Vitamin A and you have  found it to be an effective treatment, then why not ensure your intake of Vitamin A and keep mangoes in your diet whenever you can.

Mangoes and Copper Levels

• Quick lesson on copper:  Our bodies need copper to make energy, it also helps make red blood cells and keeps nerve cells and our immune system healthy.
• And guess what, Mangoes have enough copper in them to help keep our copper requirements at a normal level.

Mangoes and Sex

• And last, but definately not least Mangoes are good for your sex life because of the abundant quantities of Vitamin E found in this fruit.

Can you Eat too many Mangoes?

Yes you can eat too many Mangoes!

• "Mango Mouth" is a condition certain people may suffer from when eating too many mangoes.  Symptoms include itchiness, swelling and blisters around the mouth, lips and tip of the tongue.
• Eating too many raw mangoes can also cause a throat irritation, dysentery and abdominal colic.   So one should avoid consuming excessive amounts of raw mangoes.
• And lastly mangoes have a huge quantity of fructose and an excessive consumption of this sugar will lead to increased sugar levels and unwanted insulin spikes.
  
  
  

Are Mangoes good for Weight Loss?

• Generally speaking, consuming too many Mangoes are not good for weight loss if you understand that one medium sized mango contains about 135 calories.
• Having one a day will be fine especially if you consume it about half an hour before your gym time as it will give you a lot of energy for a strenuous work out.

YOUR NATURAL MEDICINE CHEST

What to Keep in your Medicine Chest

Arnica
Keep a tube of this cream for relief for muscle strains as well as bruises.

Calendula
Use the dried flowers to make a tea and use for stressful situations and also stomach upsets.

Chamomile
Use the dried flowers to make a tea and use for stressful situations and also stomach upsets.

Echinacea
An absolute must for your herbal medicine chest for respiratory congestion and muscle soreness.

Eucalyptus
An absolute must for your herbal medicine chest for respiratory congestion and muscle soreness.

Ginger
Use this herb as a fresh root from your veggie store, or if you like gardening, grow them, it is an excellent medication for colds, respiratory congestion, nausea and stomach upsets

Lavender
Keep Lavender as an essential oil for stress, insomnia and headaches.

Sea Salt
Gargle with this salt for sore throats and also for bath salts.

Tea Tree
Use as an essential oil for skin infections and insect bites.

Valerian
Use as an extract for mild pain relief and insomnia