Figs are good for various digestive problems, especially constipation. However, the health benefits of figs are not limited to this. Rich in magnesium, calcium, and vitamin K, which are necessary for strong bones, figs are essential for maintaining bone health. Magnesium helps the body process calcium, while vitamin K ensures that calcium strengthens bones. Due to its very low calorie value (1 fig is 40-45 calories), it is an indispensable part of diet lists. It lowers blood pressure. Figs are a fruit rich in potassium, which helps balance blood pressure. The pectin found in figs cleanses excess cholesterol upon entering the digestive system, facilitating its elimination from the body. Figs are a powerhouse of protein. They contain high amounts of potassium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, and magnesium. They increase body resistance and provide strength.
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It is a fruit extract product obtained by boiling the skins and seeds of fresh, ripe white and black figs with a little water and then straining the sediment. Fig molasses is a valuable food source for magnesium, calcium, potassium, and vitamin K, which are especially important for expectant and breastfeeding mothers. It provides energy. Eating 1 teaspoon on an empty stomach in the morning, followed by a glass of water, helps stimulate bowel movements. We recommend it as a special flavoring for fruit salads, tarts, ice cream, milk desserts, and cheesecakes. It's a product you can enjoy for breakfast alongside crepes in modern cuisine and fried dough in traditional cuisine.