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Healthy Living: The Power of The Green Eggplant



The Garden egg, also known as the African eggplant is a tropical perennial plant closely related to the eggplant (aubergine) and widely cultivated for its use as food, medicinal purposes, and ornamental plant. The Garden Egg Leaf, locally known as Akwukwo Anyara by the Igbos, Efo Igbo by the Yorubas, and Ganyen Gauta by the Hausa, is a highly valued vegetable in West Africa. The plant is grown as a vegetable for its edible fruits which are cooked and consumed raw.

#Promotes Weight Loss: Eating eggplant the greenish type is beneficial in weight reduction because they contain low carbohydrates and calories essential for weight management.
Overweight individuals who want to lose weight or those who wish to retain normal body weight can add eggplant to their diets as well.

#Rich in Antioxidants: Anthocynanins, nasunin, and flavonoids are important and powerful phytonutrients and antioxidants in eggplants that help to protect the body system and add many health-promoting benefits to the human body.
Anthocyanins found in eggplants possess antioxidant properties that are responsible for protecting the whole body system.

#Rich in Vitamin B: Garden egg is a natural source of vitamin B’s such as thiamin, niacin, B6, and pantothenic acid that helps the body in the proper use of fat and protein; and also contributes to the nervous system positively.
Vitamin B plays a vital role in promoting good health and well-being. It helps in brain development and also helps in making sure that the immune and nervous system works properly. Regular consumption of eggplants provides you with enough vitamin B needed by the body.

#Promotes Healthy Bone: They contain a good amount of protein minerals such as folate, manganese, vitamin K, magnesium, vitamin C, and copper that help in bone strengthening and general bone health.
Consuming eggplant regularly is highly beneficial in preventing the risk of bone degradation and osteoporosis, thereby keeping your bones strong and healthy.



#Helps in Digestion: Garden eggs are fibrous that help in proper food digestion and control of bowel movement. Due to this fiber content in the fruit, they reduce consumption and improve digestion.
Garden eggs are believed to be one of the greatest sources of dietary fiber which is essential element in any balanced diet.
Fiber aids greatly in gastrointestinal health and proper movement of bowels. Consuming eggplants will contribute a lot to digestion and consistent movement of bowels.

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