BENEFITS OF EATING TIGER NUT
Written by; Nwele, David Bassey
Tiger nut we know in Egypt as among the first plants cultivated for both food and medical purposes. Tiger has been proved to be highly nutritious.
1 ounce (28grams) of a tiger but is said to contain the following proportion of nutrients
Fibre - 9grams
Protein - 1 gram
Fat - 7gram
Calories - 143
Carbs - 19gram
Iron - 1 -2 %
Phosphorus - 5 -6%
Vitamin C - 2-8%
Calcium - 1%
Potassium - 3-5%
Zine - 5-7%
Magnesium - 7%
BENEFITS
ANTIOXIDANT
Among the rich health benefits of tiger, the nut is the antioxidant properties that protect your body against aging and disease like cancer and diseases. Tigers contain phytates, oxalates, saponin, and tannin which serve as antinutrients in the gut.
BLOOD SUGAR REDUCTION
Following research on tiger nut extract, it has been reported that due to its high fiber content it can reduce high blood sugar levels by slowing the gut absorption of sugar. Amino acid Arginine content in high proportion in Tiger nut increases insulin production and sensitivity thereby reducing high blood sugar levels.
IMPROVE HEART HEALTH/ BOOST IMMUNITY
Tiger nuts contain a high amount of heart-healthy monounsaturated fats. Arginine enhanced blood flow reducing the risk of a blood clot in your blood, thereby decreasing the risk of developing heart disease. Tiger nut has also been reported to boost immunity.
ACT AS AN APHRODISIAC /BOOST LIBIDO
In most parts of the world, men are reported to use tiger nuts in the treatment and management of erectile dysfunction, increase sperm count and boost libido. Zine and vitamins contain in tiger nut increase testosterone and reduce intromission time during sex when consumed frequently.
Arginine and omag3 contain in tiger nut enhance blood flow from the heart down to the penis enabling a turgid and lasting erection.
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