Rich in dietary fiber

Passion fruit is a good source of dietary fiber. Regular intake of dietary fiber helps to maintain the digestive system and prevents constipation and other gut problems.

Low glycemic index

The passion fruit’s low glycemic index indicates it wouldn’t abruptly increase the blood sugar level. As such, passion fruit is safe to be consumed by people with diabetes or kidney failure.

Improving the imunne system

The contents of vitamin C in passion fruit are beneficial to maintain the immune system.  Vitamin C helps the absorption of iron from plant-based food and improves the ability to cope with infection. Another role of vitamin C is as antioxidant, essential to protect the cell from damage caused by free radical molecules.

Maintain the cardiovascular well-being

Passion fruit is rich with riboflavin (vitamin B6) and niacin (vitamin B3). These nutrients provide a wide array of benefits for the cardiovascular system, such as preventing atherosclerosis. Eating the passion fruit with its seed can increase the dietary fiber intake, allowing the removal of excess cholesterol inside the blood vessels. Passion fruit is high-potassium and low-sodium, which maintains the blood pressure around the normal rate and prevents hypertension.

Beneficial for the bone cell

There are a lot of minerals contained in the passion fruit that help maintaining the bone cell. These minerals, such as magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus, are building blocks for a solid bone cell structure. In advance, the said minerals can prevent osteoporosis.