Benefites of Dates

Health to Promoting Beautiful Skin 1. Lowers cholesterol Did you know that dates are free from cholesterol, and contain very little fat? Including them in smaller quantities in your daily diet can help you keep a check on cholesterol levels, and even assist in weight loss. So start loading up on dates today 2. Protein rich Looking to load up on proteins. Adding some dates in your diet may help. Dates are a strong source for proteins that help us in staying fit, and even keep our muscles strong. A lot of regular gym goers are asked to eat a couple of dates every day as part of their daily routine. 3. Rich in vitamins Dates contain vitamins such as B1, B2, B3 and B5, as well as A1 and C. If you have a few dates every day, you won't have to take vitamin supplements. Not only will it keep you healthy, there will be a noticeable change in your energy levels as well because dates contain natural sugars such as glucose, sucrose, and fructose, too. So it works really well as a quick snack. 4 Improves bone health Dates could do wonders for your bone health too. Yes, you heard us. Dates are rich in selenium, manganese, copper, and magnesium, and all of these are required when it comes to keeping our bones healthy, and preventing conditions such as osteoporosis. 5. Strengthens the nervous system Date are loaded with potassium, and yet contain little sodium, and that goes a long way in keeping your nervous system in order. Potassium helps reduce cholesterol, and keeps the risk of a stroke in check. 6. Rich in iron Apart from the fluorine that keeps your teeth healthy, dates also contain iron, which is highly recommended for those who suffer from iron deficiency. Severe iron-deficiency anemia may cause fatigue or tiredness, shortness of breath, or chest pain. Plus it's great for blood purification as well. 7. Promotes digestion If you soak a few dates in water and chew on them daily, your digestive system will behave itself very well. Due to its high fiber content it is also recommended for those who have trouble with constipation.

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