Probiotic Fermented Orange: Improves Intestinal Health and Boosts Immunity

Have you ever heard about a natural orange probiotic?

Probiotics are good bacteria that live in our intestines.

They can improve our health, benefit digestion and nutrient absorption, and strengthen the immune system. Did you know that?

Orange is a very popular citrus fruit. Known for its vitamin C, it offers other vitamins, minerals, and fiber that increase its nutritional value.

The main benefit of orange is its antioxidants properties that help cleanse the body, preventing vascular, heart, and degenerative diseases, cancer, and others.

The fruit is great for immunity since it is rich in vitamin C, which helps with the formation of collagen, bones, and teeth and favors iron absorption and resistance to infections.

Orange is used in cases of stress and depression, including in aromatherapy.

In addition to this, orange has depurative properties that can eliminate substances that weren't metabolized and lodged in organs.

And because of that, orange favors the digestive system, improving intestinal, muscle, and nerve function.

And for the skincare lovers out there, orange also contains a lot of beneficial properties for the skin, helping keep it moisturized and healthy.

Now that you know the benefits of orange, lets learn how to make this natural probiotic with oranges!

Try it and share your experience with us.

0:00 Benefits of probiotics
0:12 Health benefits of oranges
1:04 Fermented orange recipe
2:13 Outro

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