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Read This and Never Throw Away an Avocado Seed Again

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Avocado is one of the most complete and beneficial fruit for our health, plus the avocado seed is very powerful and useful. Today, we’ll show you why.
Over 65% of the amino acids can be found in the avocado seed. It also contains more fiber than many other foods.
 

BENEFITS OF AVOCADO SEED

1- It is very effective in combating arthritis, as it’s an anti-inflammatory.
2- The avocado seed helps reduce inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. Also useful for diarrhea, it can be used to make medicines for infections and stomach problems.
3- It is a good source of rejuvenation, according to recent studies, it was found that this increases the level of collagen, helping to make your skin firm and reduce wrinkles.
4- Strengthen your immune system and helping to prevent disease.
5- Very effective when it comes to burning fat, it also gives us is feeling full we need to lose weight.
6- Contains high levels of energy to help you keep energized all day.
7- The consumption of this seed can be eaten in salads, make tea, smoothies or shakes.
8- Avocado seed prevents the growth of tumors thanks to it having a flavonol content.
As always, consult with your doctors if you have any nut or peach seed allergies.

Allergies

Some people have allergic reactions to avocado. There are two main forms of allergy: those with a tree-pollen allergy develop local symptoms in the mouth and throat shortly after eating avocado; the second, known as latex-fruit syndrome,[58] is related to latex allergy[59] and symptoms include generalised urticaria, abdominal pain, and vomiting and can sometimes be life-threatening.[60]

The seed of the avocado is one of the most nutritious and often thrown out parts of this superfood?
Before you say it, I know what you are thinking. How do you add avocado seed to your diet short of smashing it with a hammer?
The secret benefits of avocado seeds will surprise you. Historically, extracts of avocado seeds were used as ink for writing and as a food dye. A single avocado seed represents around 18% of the fruit and a waste issue for avocado processors

Benefits of Avocado Seeds

Over 70% of the total antioxidant capacity of avocados is found within the seed.
Pennsylvania State University recently launched a study on the benefits of avocado seeds and found that the phenolic antioxidant compounds in the seeds may lower high cholesterol, high blood pressure, reduce inflammatory conditions, diabetes, and boost your immunity. The seeds even have insecticidal, fungicidal, and anti-microbial properties.

Reduce Inflammation and Ease Joint Pain

Inflammation is the culprit behind numerous chronic diseases: arthritis, heart disease, stroke and even cancer all have been linked to excessive inflammation within the body.
Avocado seeds and skins contain higher levels of antioxidants such as catechins (also found in green tea) and procyandins that act as anti-inflammatories, reduce pain, swelling, stiffness, and loss of joint function. These two antioxidants also improve heart health and blood circulation.

Optimal for Digestive Health

In ancient South America avocado seeds were used to treat dysentery, gastric ulcers, and other digestive issues.

Your digestive system is essential to your overall health. Much of your immunity comes directly from the bacteria that live inside of your digestive tract. If these beneficial gut flora are living in a healthy environment, then they can do easily combat pathogenic bacteria and viruses.
The antioxidants and fiber found in avocado seeds are great for your digestive system. An avocado seed contains more soluble fiber per ounce than almost any other vegetable; your GI tract will thank you for adding avocado seeds to your daily diet and perform at its prime.

Destroys Cancer Cells

The University of Antioquia, in Medellin, Colombia in November of 2013 found that extract of avocado seed and the fruit (Hass variety) had a pro-apoptotic effect on leukemia cells. The extract caused the leukemia cells to self-destruct and left the normal cells healthy and stable.
The seeds also contain a phytochemical known as flavonol, which is a potent antioxidant that can reduce tumor growth.

Banish Cravings and Shed Fat

Avocado seeds are packed with fiber, which can keep you full and satiated. Plus, avocado seeds can help control your blood sugar levels. When your overall blood glucose levels are steady throughout the day – you’re less likely to give in to junk food cravings.

Get Radiant Glowing Skin

Avocado seeds are the perfect food for your skin. Their potent antioxidants can rebuild collagen, repair cell damage caused by free radicals, and actually improve the look and feel of your skin.

Getting to the Good Stuff – How to Crack the Seed

The easiest way to get the benefits of avocado seeds is to add them to a smoothie. It won’t affect the taste and makes it a little bit richer and thicker.

First things first, be careful when using a knife to remove the seed from the fruit. Don’t try to pry the seed away from the fruit and let your knife slip along the seeds smooth edges!
Our recommendation: Once you have cut your avocado in half, whack the knife into the avocado seed, twist it, and then pull it from the remaining flesh.
Remove the knife from the seed and using a heavy chef’s knife whack the seed hard and it should split apart. Then chop it up into smaller pieces.

Avocado Seed Green Goddess Smoothie

  • 1 cup nut milk or water
  • 1 ripe pear
  • 2 handfuls of fresh spinach
  • ½ Hass avocado
  • ½ Hass avocado seed
  • Small piece ginger grated
  • ½ apple
Blend well and enjoy!1
So, the next time you cut in the fleshy, nutrient-packed goodness of an avocado, don’t be so quick to throw the seed away.
How To Prepare An Avocado

It’s also important that you scrape out the inside dark green material which is beneficial in lowering high cholesterol.


Source: http://tapnewswire.com/2016/02/read-this-and-never-throw-an-avocado-seed-again/


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    • jknbt

      avocado seeds can also be used as rat poison….don’t feed them to your pet rat.

      interesting study:
      http://www.hindawi.com/journals/tswj/2013/245828/

      nobody seems to know how much seed it takes to kill a human….

      • freedom007

        I read the study. It says that ethanolic extract of avocado seed at doses of 500 or more milligrams per kilogram of body weight is poisonous to mice. This is a rather high dosage.
        The study does not say, moreover, to how much of the raw seed this dose would be equivalent.
        What it does mention is that Avocado seeds are eaten in some regions, as in Niger. This means that they are not acutely toxic to humans.
        I never knew or thought before that this seed is edible. I dont like avocadoes so much, so I had such a seed at hand only once or twice in my life. I rather thought it to be a good material for … well, what is the English word for BASTELN… now I looked it up… Tinkering. Making little figures, as German kids do with acorns, chestnuts and matches. I also think that it, after drying up, may burn very well in the stove.

        • Me

          “well, what is the English word for BASTELN”

          Carving, or whittling.

    • apache5

      aspartame was originally sold as a ANT POISON, so now it is a artificial sweeter! so who do you trust? better do your research BEFORE you do anything and JUST because you read it on the internet or Snopes says it is true!! WELL you better do some REAL research as lots of lies out there!!

      • ecclesiatical

        So was Coumadin,but now its used as a blood thinner : :wink:

    • homeservicespro

      What’s new? Nada. Here’s what Baba Vanga said about avocado seeds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIcKMa45S-0

    • PFRowlandson

      My wife and I both get headaches when we eat avocados, so we stopped eating them.

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