1. Glucose in grapes can be quickly absorbed by human body, and eating grapes can quickly relieve symptoms when hypoglycemia occurs.
2. Grapes can reduce the level of serum cholesterol in human body, thus preventing the formation of thrombus and having a certain preventive effect on cardiovascular diseases.
3. Grape contains an anticancer carrier element, which can prevent the canceration of healthy cells.
Grape contains flavonoids, which is a powerful antioxidant and can scavenge free radicals in the body and resist aging.
The natural bioactive substances, vitamins and cellulose contained in grapes are very beneficial to hepatitis patients.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that grapes are flat and sweet, which can replenish qi and blood, strengthen bones and muscles, benefit liver and yin, facilitate urination, relax muscles and promote blood circulation, warm the stomach and strengthen the spleen, relieve annoyance and quench thirst. Modern medicine has proved that polyphenols contained in grapes are natural free radical scavengers with strong antioxidant activity, which can effectively regulate the function of liver cells and resist or alleviate the damage caused by free radicals. In addition, it also has anti-inflammatory effect, and can combine with protein in bacteria and viruses, making them lose pathogenicity. Foreign studies have proved that fresh grapes, grape leaves and raisins all have antiviral ability.
Grape is rich in glucose and vitamins, which has obvious effects on protecting liver, reducing ascites and edema of lower limbs, increasing plasma albumin and reducing transaminase. Glucose, organic acids, amino acids and vitamins in grapes have exciting effects on brain nerves, and can improve fatigue symptoms associated with neurasthenia and hepatitis.
The fruit acid in grapes can also help digestion, increase appetite and prevent fatty liver after hepatitis. Raisins are an important source of iron supplementation for hepatitis patients. Combined with100-150g grape root soup, it has definite auxiliary effect on icteric hepatitis.