Dried Figs

If there is one tree any faith will vouch for, be it Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, Islam or any other religion in a distant part of the world, it is Figs’ for its highly nutritive and auspicious nature. Figs, also known as Anjeer in India and Middle Eastern countries are considered to be the symbol of wisdom, peace, abundance, prosperity and great fortune in ancient cultures promoting health and fertility in men and women. Holy Bible has many mentions of Figs. Holy Quran mentions it as the “ Fruit of Heaven” and considers Eve plucked the Fig fruit and not Apple.

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Benefits

Sweet and yet a little tangy, soft and yet crunchy inside, this super-snack supersedes all other dry fruits for its unique taste and vivid health benefits.

Figs are primarily cultivated in dry and warm lands across the world mainly in North and Southeast Asian countries, also alongside the Mediterranean belt.

Whether you are travelling, working in the office, out in the gym or simply lazing around, just a couple of Figs can help regain your strength and boost your immunity from the inside. You may want to soak them in the night before having them in the morning for purifying your blood or simply have them on the go, Figs help you reduce dryness of your intestine and promote digestive health. Figs are great super snacking items promoting our bone and Spleen health.

Just a couple of Figs post-workout can help you get over the fatigue and a faster recovery. Serve them to your friends with other dry fruits and berries in the evening or sprinkle them on salads, porridge, breakfast and confectioneries, know that you have enhanced the nutritive value of the food to many levels up.

Ayurveda recommends the regular intake of Anjeer( Figs) for Vata and Pitta related health concerns. It helps in treating constipation, piles and blood pressure along with many other digestive issues for it is rich in Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium, Iron, good Cholesterol and Vitamin K.