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The Nutritional Benefits of Grapefruit

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1

Grapefruits are part of the tropical citrus fruit family.

Explanation:

Grapefruits are part of the tropical citrus fruit family, which share the same high vitamin C content of related foods like oranges.

2

Pairing high-vitamin C foods with plant-based foods enhances iron absorption.

Explanation:

Pairing high-vitamin C foods with plant-based foods like oatmeal, beans and seeds enhances iron absorption.

3

Grapefruit has a high glycemic index.

Explanation:

Grapefruit has a low glycemic index and relatively minimal effect on blood sugar levels.

4

Grapefruits contain significant amounts of Vitamin A.

Explanation:

Grapefruits contain significant amounts of Vitamin A, fibre, potassium and magnesium.

5

Grapefruits won't help lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

Explanation:

Grapefruit's unique combination of nutrients and fibre makes it ideal for lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

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Finally, you are asked why you came for therapy, and we discuss your reply to the extent time allows. This is usually the conclusion of your first session.

Future sessions usually focus on the issue(s) that brought you to therapy. Treatment takes time. Expecting a resolution in one or two sessions is generally unrealistic.

Trust is an important factor in treatment. Generally, the more you participate and the more open you are, the better the outcome.

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