Scientists surprised to discover ‘simple, enjoyable way’ to lower diabetes risk
New research suggests eating two cups of this tropic fruit daily can lower your risk of type 2 diabetes, along with a host of ...
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Mango farms where? Climate change is scrambling where the world's food is grown.
As climate change complicates growing the region's historically emblematic crops, like olives and lemons, Amata is seeing ...
Fruit as a food choice comes with a caveat: How much is too much?
Nick Norwitz, a Harvard researcher and metabolic health expert, weighs the benefits and risks of consuming large quantities ...
Eat More Mangos, Lower Your Diabetes Risk? New Study Uncovers Surprising Health Benefits
New research suggests that mangos may help reduce insulin resistance in overweight or obese adults. New research highlights a ...
Mango farmers fear pest attack may diminish produce
Mango farmers in Natham belt face sucker pest attack, leading to inflorescence fall and concerns over fruit production.
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Chefs share ways to enjoy Indian Mangoes, plus Burong Mangga recipe
Answering to the scientific name Mangifera indica and also going by the name Katchamita, Indian mangoes have small fruits ...
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Try grilled fruits for a smoky, rich sweet flavour
Look around your pantry, your fridge, and your herb garden. When it comes to sides and combinations, grilled fruits offer endless possibilities.
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Mango trees in Rajshahi region show promising fruit formation
Mango trees across the Rajshahi region, including the vast Barind tract, have started forming fruits in favorable climatic ...
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Fruit as a food choice comes with a caveat: How much is too much?
"All fruits, in moderation, can fit into a healthy diet." The highest-fructose fruit is mango, he noted, with a full mango having about 30 grams of fructose. "Other high-fructose fruits include ...