Dry plums, solid properties for bone regeneration

Eating dried plums every day helps prevent bone density.

According to some recent scientific studies referred to by AgroWeb.org, the daily consumption of dried plums helps repair lost bone density and improve bone health.

AgroWeb.org brings you below a detailed information on the strong properties of dried plums (as well as some other products) for strengthening and good bone health.

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Dry plumes contain a rich profile of values that improve bone health.

Dry plumes contain vitamin K, potassium, and many antioxidants.

All these nutrients can be taken from other sources.

For example, a quarter of a brocol diet offers the same amount of vitamin K as dried plums.

Six dried apricots, or a quarter of the avocados, offer the same amount of minerals as 3 or 4 dry plums.

A ration of beans (100 calories) offers 355 mg potassium, while 3-4 dry plums offer 290 mg potassium.

Three cups of brocolli offering 100 calories also offer 948 mg potassium.

Kalium is known as the hidden guardian of the bones.

This mineral is of great importance because it counteracts harmful acids that drain bone density.

These acids quickly erode bones, and potassium serves to prevent them.

Moreover, potassium serves to preserve the amounts of calcium in the body and prevent its extraction through urine.

How to Maintain Bone Health

The plums are a necessary food for bone health.

However, the latter can also be maintained through the following steps.

Consume varied fruits and vegetables each day.

Don't neglect golds and legumes that have the same important nutrients for bones like dried plums.

Make sure you get a lot of protein and vitamin D supplements.

AgroWeb.org reminds you that calcium supplements are necessary only if you don't consume foods rich in this mineral.

Have regular physical activity like walking, running, or tennis.

Weightlifting a minimum intensity is also important.