Friday 21 September 2018

Top Health Benefits of Sweet Lime (Mosambi) Juice

Sweet lime (Mosambi) fruit has a sweet, orange-like taste rather than the usual tart flavor. Mosambi is somewhat similar to a lemon in appearance. Mosambi juice is very popular in India. These small plants may reach up to 25 feet in height. Mosambi fruits are small, green citrus fruits of round/oval shape, which turn yellow on ripening. A perfect combination of sweet, juicy and sour, mosambi or sweet lime is a versatile summer fruit that can refresh you within no time. This tree grows easily in tropical and sub-tropical climates and starts bearing fruits when it is 5 to 7 years old.

Sweet lime is grown in Northeast hills of India and is mostly available between July and August. The rich source of potassium and vitamin C offers medicinal benefits and has a coolant effect on the body. Unlike lemon, the juice of mosambi is not sour and it tastes awesome when sweet. The juice is also used for preparing a variety of dishes.

Benefits Of Mosambi (Sweet Lime) Juice

Citrus fruits are a good source of fiber. Just one cup of orange segments contains four grams of fiber.

Anti-Cancer Properties- The limonoids present in sweet limes help in fighting different types of cancer.

Mosambi juice can be a healthy substitute for carbonated drinks as it provides essential vitamins and minerals.

Protects against gastrointestinal problems: Indigestion and constipation are the two most common gastrointestinal problems that you can relieve by eating fresh mosambis.

Benefits The Nervous System- Mosambi juice acts as a coolant for the brain and the nervous system. Mosambi can be used to treat brain fever and mental issues.

Boosts Immunity- It is a powerhouse of antioxidants that help reduce inflammation, regulate the immune system and increase resistance to infections.

Reduces Muscle Cramps: Mosambi juice comes highly recommended for athletes as it reduces muscle cramps and hydrates the body after a rigorous workout.

Mosambi has a high content of flavonoids that stimulate the digestive system by increasing the secretion of digestive juices, acids and bile.


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