Mixing the right fruits is not just about taste, but about several other benefits you may not be aware of. A simple way to get more nutrition from them is to mix and match.  It makes them easier to digest, keeps your energy levels up, and helps you feel full for longer. Whether you are fasting, eating clean, or simply looking for healthy snack options, these smart combinations can provide you with more nutrients and keep you feeling great. Here are some interesting options in this short read.

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Is It Safe To Combine Many Fruits?

Yes, combining fruits is generally safe and can be very healthy when done right. Many fruits complement each other nutritionally, offering a balance of vitamins, fibre, and antioxidants. However, avoid mixing acidic foods with sweet fruits, as this may cause bloating or indigestion in some people. Also, eat melons alone since they digest faster. Overall, fruit combinations are safe for most people and can enhance energy, immunity, and digestion when chosen mindfully. The best is to listen to your body. Likewise, pairing the wrong fruits can lead to digestive discomfort, bloating, or even nutrient loss. Some fruits digest faster than others, so combining fast-digesting fruits (like melons with slower ones like bananas) can cause fermentation in the gut, leading to gas and indigestion. Over time, poor combinations may impact nutrient absorption, eventually leaving you low on energy.

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In a nutshell, fruits are a wonderful snack, and being mindful of smart fruit combinations helps your body process food efficiently, besides keeping your digestive system running smoothly.

Are you also celebrating Navratri in full swing, along with fasting on some days or all? Foray through the infographic to know which fruits are ideal to be paired with and enjoy your festivities in good spirits!

(This article is reviewed by Kalyani Krishna, Chief Content Editor)

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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8866489/

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4779204/