Nutrition is important and is very essential for every living creature on this planet earth, especially animals like humans and animals. In most cases, they have diverse needs and different needs at the same time. Not only do we need to meet their basic requirements but also consider their nutritional needs as well. While it may seem tedious to take care of a pet’s diet from scratch, you can always try something new with some home remedies while keeping your budget intact.
Figs are a staple in my meal planning and I try to incorporate them into my everyday meals when we get together. They are extremely useful for people who don’t want to eat meat or are vegetarians. If you prefer tofu, tofu fries, chicken fingers or slices of bread then think about it. It can be eaten fresh which helps retain its nutrients. Most vegetables can be found in almost all supermarkets, and fruits such as apples and pears are readily available too. The best part is that you can use these veggies in salads, and soups or simply add them to your smoothies, as they are not only delicious but also nutritious. You can also make sauces out of these foods.
Figs are rich in minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants. You can learn more here.
Figs are an Ayurvedic herb. These herbs are known for their healing properties. Apart from treating common diseases like colds and coughs, they can help reduce abdominal constipation and constipation. For instance, fenugreek can improve digestion and eliminate indigestion and flatulence. Fenugreek leaves have been used as a treatment for ulcerative colitis for thousands of years. Some fig varieties can be harvested in the winter months, but you can harvest the ones available in autumn and summer. Its roots contain magnesium; many research studies have shown that magnesium deficiency may be responsible for stomach ulcers.
Figs contain calcium, phosphorus and potassium, iron, copper, and folate. A study conducted by NutraIn ingredients found that fenugreek extract has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antimalarial properties and is thus used for curative purposes. One should avoid consuming figs during pregnancy because the enzymes present in figs may irritate babies, hence affecting their immunity system. Besides fenugreek, other medicinal plants can help treat coughs and pneumonia. Few strains of fig trees may not bear fruit during the year. This means you can save that fruit that is mature during the summer months and can be used throughout the year. Though the seedlings might be dried figs’ and mushy to touch upon the ground, they will start flowering during spring and summer which gives a big harvest to harvest later in the day.
Figs are easy to grow and harvest. Once they start blooming, it will take no more than a few hours for the plant to reach its full height. Therefore, if you plan to harvest them after planting them, do so before the flowers bloom to ensure you reap maximum yield in the season. The seeds of figs are edible, but they are not good to eat raw. Instead, grind them in equal parts and keep them ready to serve. When you make any sauce or juice from fresh figs, do not overdo it. This could affect its taste and texture, which is why it should be kept in a cool and dry place. On a side note, dried figs could be stored in airtight containers in the fridge as it goes hard and chewy.
Figs can also be used to replace olive oil in salad dressings, sauces, cooking oils, and even cakes, making them addition to healthy dishes without adding anything else. Add figs to Greek yogurt or Greek yogurt and its fat content makes it healthier. Moreover, you can choose those fresh figs you buy from grocery stores and use them as a garnish for dinner in the evening. Even if you are craving hot chocolate or hot tea, just add some figs to your regular cup then let it sit for 5 minutes and enjoy it with your loved ones.
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