Apples
Crisp and juicy, apples are packed with vitamin C and fiber, which aid digestion and promote gut health. Importantly, they are relatively low in sugar, so you don’t have to worry about spikes in your blood glucose levels. Enjoy an apple as a morning snack or chop it up and mix it with yogurt for a delicious, healthy treat.

Apples offer a crunchy bite and are rich in vitamin C and fiber, making them great for digestion and gut health.
Kiwi
Kiwis are little powerhouses of nutrition, boasting an extremely high content of vitamin C. They have a unique sweet-tart flavor and are incredibly refreshing. Like apples, they are low in sugar, so feel free to indulge. Enjoy them as a snack or blend into a delicious kiwi smoothie—either way, you’re in for a treat!
Guava
Guava is an exceptional source of vitamin C, containing four times as much as oranges. But that’s not all—guava also provides your body with vitamin A, folic acid, and essential minerals. It’s high in fiber, low in saturated fat, cholesterol, and sodium, making it a true superfood. You get about 200mg of vitamin C from just 100g of this tropical delight.
Grapefruit
Grapefruits are soft, juicy, and bursting with vitamin C and minerals, all while being incredibly low in sugar. They are perfect for those mindful of their sugar intake or aiming to maintain stable blood sugar levels. Enjoy them as a snack or brew a soothing grapefruit tea to soothe your throat and reduce cough symptoms.

Grapefruits are soft and juicy, packed with vitamin C and minerals while being low in sugar.
Pears
Pears are not just delicious; they also moisturize your lungs and combat dry skin. They are rich in vitamin C and fiber, and like the previous fruits, they are low in sugar, so you don’t have to worry about weight gain. Enjoy a juicy pear as a snack or dessert without any guilt!
Strawberries
Strawberries are a fantastic source of fiber and vitamin C, offering powerful antioxidant benefits. Eating just 100g of these red berries provides you with around 80mg of vitamin C. To get the most vitamin C and antioxidants, it’s best to eat them fresh.
Oranges
While oranges are well-known for their high water content, they are not the richest source of vitamin C. However, this essential vitamin supports collagen production, keeping your skin firm and youthful. Oranges also boost your immune system, helping fight off the flu and improving blood circulation while lowering cholesterol levels. Remember, eating the whole fruit provides more fiber than just drinking the juice.
Persimmons
Persimmons are a delightful autumn fruit with a sweet, waxy texture that has made them a favorite among many. These vibrant orange fruits are packed with vitamin C, minerals, and fiber, which aids in digestion. Enjoy them as a healthy snack or dessert this fall season.
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