Assertion: orange peel | /r/HasProperty | rich
Facets:
value: in flavonoids
type: OTHER
value: in nutrients
type: OTHER
value: in phytochemicals
type: OTHER
value: in flavonones
type: OTHER
value: in limonene
type: LOCATION
value: in calcium
type: OTHER
value: like orange flesh
type: OTHER
value: like juice
type: OTHER
value: in vitamin c
type: OTHER
value: in potassium
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: As surprising as that might seem, research tells us that orange peels are rich in flavonoids and several other important phytochemicals that offer various health benefits.
text: Orange rinds are rich in vitamin C that helps boost collagen production, and milk hydrates the skin and aids in moisture retention.
text: Orange peels are rich in a flavonoid called hesperidin, which has shown to lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure levels (3).
text: Orange peel is rich in a flavonoid known as hesperidin which plays a crucial role in reducing the cholesterol level in the body and lowering blood pressure.
text: Just like orange flesh and juice, orange peel is also rich in
text: Orange peel is indeed rich in healthy nutrients; however, consuming it without caution may also pose some risks.
text: Orange peels are rich in potassium, which helps retain moisture, and magnesium, which acts against cellular oxidative damage responsible for skin aging.
text: For those curious about at-home applications of orange peels, researchers have noted that orange peels help lower cholesterol, and are also rich in limonene (an anti-carcinogenic phytonutrient).
text: Orange peels are rich in flavonones, powerful antioxidants that help reduce oxidative damage and fight free radicals.
text: Orange peels are rich in flavonoids and phytochemicals, as well as calcium, copper, magnesium, vitamin A, folate, and B vitamins.
text: Orange peel is rich in calcium which gives us protection from premature aging.
text: Orange peels are rich in nutrients.
text: Orange peels are rich in flavonones, powerful antioxidants that help reduce oxidative damage and fight free radicals.