Assertion: durian | /r/HasProperty | high
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in carbohydrates
type: OTHER
value: in nutrients
type: OTHER
value: in vitamin b6
type: OTHER
value: in quercetin and caffeic acid
type: OTHER
value: in flavonoids
type: OTHER
value: in antioxidants
type: OTHER
value: in potassium
type: OTHER
value: a nutrient necessary
type: OTHER
value: in tryptophan
type: LOCATION
value: in calories
type: OTHER
value: compared to most other fruits
type: OTHER
value: in dietary fibers
type: OTHER
value: moderately
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Durian is also high in dietary fibers and hence, those suffering from chronic constipation can greatly benefit from the consumption of this fruit.
text: Durian is very high in nutrients, containing more than most other fruits.
text: Durian is very high in nutrients compared to most other fruits.
text: Durians may be a very good source of nutrients, but they are also high in calories and carbohydrates and thus must be consumed with moderation.
text: Even though durian is moderately high in carbohydrates, it has a surprisingly low glycemic index, particularly when compared to other tropical fruits.
text: Durian is high in tryptophan, an amino acid converted by the body into serotonin – which in turn promotes a feeling of happiness and relaxation.
text: Durian is high in potassium, a nutrient necessary for proper nerve and muscle function.
text: It should be no surprise that durian is high in antioxidants.
text: Since durian often tastes like a combination of all of those, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that durian is really, really high in flavonoids when compared to other tropical fruits.
text: Researchers in multiple studies (linked below) noted that durian was particularly high in quercetin and caffeic acid, the antioxidant in coffee which reportedly reduces inflammation and protects coffee drinkers, and apparently durian addicts, from viruses and tumors.
text: Durian is also high in vitamin B6, an important nutrient that boosts serotonin production.