Featured Products
Best Sellers
-
01
Hormone Free Fresh Chicken - 1Kg with Marination OptionsDhs.24.95
Dhs.31.95 -
02
Fresh Indian Mutton - Bone in - 250 gmsDhs.12.50
Dhs.17.95 -
03
Fresh Beef Marrow Bones Sliced - 500 gmsDhs.9.95
Dhs.12.95 -
04
Chilled Chicken Breast Boneless Whole - 500gmsDhs.14.95
Dhs.19.95
Packaging 500gms
Country : Local , Egypt
Benefits
Cucumbers have a mild, refreshing taste and a high water content. They can help relieve dehydration and are pleasant to eat in hot weather. People eat cucumber as a savory food, but it is a fruit. It also features in some beauty products.
-
According to the USDA, one 142-g cup of unpared, raw, chopped cucumber contains the following nutrients:
- water: 137 g
- calories: 17
- protein: 0.8 g
- fat: 0.2 g
- carbohydrate: 3.1 g, including 2.0 g of sugar
- fiber: 1.0 g
- calcium: 19.9 g
- iron: 0.3 mg
- magnesium: 17 mg
- phosphorus: 29.8 mg
- potassium: 193 mg
- sodium: 2.8 mg
- vitamin C: 4.5 mg
- folate: 19.9 mcg
- beta carotene: 44 mcg
- lutein + zeaxanthin 22.7 mcg
- vitamin K: 10.2 mcg
Cucumber also contains a range of B vitamins, vitamin A, and antioxidants, including a type known as lignans.
Antioxidants help remove substances from the body known as free radicals. Some free radicals come from natural bodily processes, and some come from outside pressures, such as pollution. If too many collect in the body, they can lead to cell damage and various types of disease.
Studies have suggested that the lignans in cucumber and other foods may help lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and several types of cancer.
Content Courtesy - Medical News Today