9 Surprising Benefits Of Soaked Figs And Milk Combo

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1. Improves Digestion:

Figs helps in aiding regular bowel movement with the help of the dietary fibres present in them. It further results in reducing constipation. Milk has probitocs which enhances digestive health.

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2. Improves Bone Health:

Figs are a rich source of calcium and phosphorus. The combination od figs and milk together, makes bones and teeth strong and reduces the risk of osteoporosis.

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3. Keeps Our Skin Healthy:

Antioxidants and vitamins are present in figs in a large amount. These vitamins when combined with milk results in a glowing, moisturised skin. It also combats signs of aging.

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4. Manages Weight:

Figs are high in fibres and low in calories. Soaked figs helps in keeping you full for longer periods of times which further results in weight management.

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5. Strengthens Our Immune System:

Milk and figs, both have vitamins and minerals. Both of these together helps our body fight infections and enhances our body's immunity.

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6. Stabilises Blood Sugar:

Milk's has low glycemic index which manages diabetes. The fibre content in figs regulates our blood sugar levels.

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7. Keeps Heart Healthy:

Having the fig and milk combination promotes our heart's health. Fig's potassium, antioxidants and milk's calcium supports our heat and maintain blood pressure.

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8. Boosts Energy Levels:

Figs are natural sweetners which provide enerygy to our body. Milk on the other hand, has protein and fat which also offers sustained energy to our bosy.

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9. Promotes Better Sleep Quality:

Drinking a glass of fig smoothie before going to bed will promote good sleep as the tryptophan in milk helps in the production of sleep hormones.

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