This One Fruit Repairs DNA and Oxygenates Cells
by DAVID BENJAMIN
Limes are also a rich source of folate, otherwise known as folic acid. Folate is also known as vitamin B9. It’s important for nearly every aspect of human health. It’s responsible for creating red blood cells which are the most abundant blood cells in the human body. Red blood cells are responsible for transporting oxygen to the body from the lungs through blood capillaries. Folate is also responsible for making and repairing your DNA.
Folate also plays a role as a catalyst in metabolism, and protein production as well! So limes help to build muscle and trim your waistline. It’s a delicious beautifying fruit that can be added to any beverage in a refreshing way in the summertime.
Here’s a video explaining the health benefits and why you should include limes in your diet: