Eat This Fruit Every Day To Strengthen Your Spine And Joints

Figs have been associated with health and wealth since ancient times.

Before sugar became popular, figs were often used to sweeten desserts - you've probably heard of "figgy pudding" Today, as people turn away from refined sugar, many are turning to figs for a healthier alternative.

One reason many healthy eating websites feature foods with figs is that figs satisfy sweet cravings while providing many important health benefits

Even if you don't have a sweet tooth, you can still benefit from figs in your diet

Here are some of the health benefits you can enjoy by eating figs.

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Health Benefits of Figs
https://www.webmd.com/diet/health-benefits-figs

00:00 Introduction
00:30 How your spine functions
00:43 How does the knee work?
01:02 Back and knee pain causes
01:17 Back and knee pain treatments
01:33 Health benefits of figs
02:14 How to use fig to protect your spine and knees
02:36 Conclusion
02:47 Outro

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