Dragon fruit has beneficial properties for human health such as balancing blood sugar levels, protecting oral health, prevention of colon cancer, reduce cholesterol, preventing bleeding and treating complaints whitish. It is usually consumed in the form of fresh fruit as a reliever thirst, because the dragon fruits contain high water content of about 90% of the weight of fruit. It was pretty sweet because it contains sugar content reaches 13 - 18 brix degree. Dragon fruit can also be presented in the form of juice, fruit juice,preserves or various form of representation according to your taste.In general experts agree and acknowledge dragon fruit is rich in potassium, ferum, protein, fiber, sodium and calcium is good for health. According to Leong AL Johncola Pitaya, from Food R & D, an organization that researches the red dragon fruit, cactus fruit is quite rich honey with a variety of vitamins and mineral substances wich help increase endurance and beneficial for metabolism in the human body. Research shows the red dragon fruit is excellent for circulatory system, also gives the effect of reducing the emotional pressure and neutralize toxic in the blood. It also shows this fruit can prevent colon cancer in addition to preventing high cholesterol content in the blood and reduce levels of fat in body.
Overall each of the red dragon fruit contains a protein that can increase metabolism and maintain cardiovascular health ; fiber (to prevent colon cancer, diabetes and diet) ; carotene (eye health, strenghten the brain and prevent the entry of the disease) ; calcium (bone strenghtening). Dragon fruit also contains iron to increase the blood ; vitamin B1 (prevent fever entity) ; vitamin B2 (add to taste) ; vitamin B3 (lower cholesterol) and vitamin C (increase slipperiness, smootheness of skin and prevent acne)
Here is a complete nutritional dragon fruit :
- sugar (13 - 18 Brix degree)
- carbohydrates (11.5 g)
- water (90%)
- fiber (0.71 g)
- acid (0.139 g)
- protein (0.53 g)
- calcium (134.5 mg)
- phosphor (8.7 mg)
- magnesium (60.4 mg)
- vitamin C (9.4 mg)













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