The fruit list of all types of fruit below includes some juicy fruit facts that can help you get healthier. Research shows certain fruits are rich in the protective benefits of antioxidants. And the nutritional fruit facts on this fruit list will help you to choose the best fruit.
Two or more daily servings from this list of all fruits has been shown to reduce your risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer of the colon-rectum, stomach and mouth.
And yet 54% of the population gets absolutely NO daily servings from a list of all fruits, much less the two or more highly recommended healthy varieties from this fruit list.
Alphabetical List of All Types of Fruits
The following alphabetical fruit list has important fruit facts arranged in order.
For example, in the list of all fruits, if a fruit has a particularly high level of carotenoids and a moderate level of vitamin C, the higher nutrient found in the fruit (carotenoids) will be listed before the nutrient that's only found in moderation (vitamin C).
Any concerns are in parenthesis. For instance, if the fruit has a high glycemic index rating, which might negatively affect blood sugar levels, you'll see (glycemic).
And if preservatives, such as sulfites, are commonly used on a conventionally grown fruit or if it's highly sprayed or waxed, you'll see (preservatives), (pesticides) or (wax coating). In that case, it's important to buy organically grown varieties of that particular fruit.
Alphabetical Fruit List with Nutritional Values (in order)
| FRUIT | NUTRITIONAL VALUES IN ORDER (concerns) |
| Apples | flavonoids, fiber, C (pesticides, wax coating) |
| Apricots | carotenoids, A, C, fiber (preservatives) |
| Bananas | B6, C, potassium (glycemic) |
| Blackberries | flavonoids, fiber, C, K, manganese |
| Blueberries | flavonoids, C, manganese, fiber |
| Cantaloupe | carotenoids, C, A, potassium |
| Cherries | flavonoids (pesticides) |
| Cranberries | flavonoids, fiber, C, manganese |
| Dates | (glycemic) |
| Dried fruit | (glycemic, preservatives) |
| Figs | (preservatives) |
| Fruit juices | (glycemic) |
| Grapefruit | carotenoids in pink, flavonoids, C |
| Grapes | flavonoids, manganese (pesticides) |
| Guava | carotenoids, fiber, C |
| Kiwifruit | C, fiber (glycemic) |
| Lemons | flavonoids, C (wax coating) |
| Limes | flavonoids, C (wax coating) |
| Mangoes | carotenoids, A, C (glycemic) |
| Nectarines | carotenoids, C (glycemic, pesticides) |
| Oranges | carotenoids, flavonoids, C, fiber (glycemic) |
| Papayas | carotenoids, C, folate, potassium |
| Peaches | carotenoids, C (pesticides) |
| Pears | flavonoids (pesticides) |
| Persimmons | C (glycemic) |
| Pineapple | C, manganese (glycemic) |
| Plums | carotenoids, C |
| Raspberries | flavonoids, fiber, manganese, C |
| Raisins | (glycemic, pesticides, preservatives) |
| Strawberries | carotenoids, flavonoids, C, fiber (pesticides) |
| Tangerines | carotenoids, A, C (glycemic) |
| Watermelon | carotenoids, C, A, B6 (glycemic) |
Importance of the Fruit List
This list of all types of fruits is a great source of high fiber foods and many essential nutrients. Especially important are the phytonutrient-rich carotenoid and flavonoid foods high in antioxidants, plus vitamins A and C, folate, manganese and potassium.
Research shows people who regularly eat fresh fruit have a lower risk of many chronic diseases. And since fruit is delicious, nutritious and generally low in fat, sodium and calories, most fruit can play an important role in healthy weight loss and maintenance.
Raw fruit is also high in enzymes and high fiber carbohydrates, which are important for good digestion, healthy bowel function and relieving constipation. So let's face the fruit facts, making the right fruit choices gives you the get up and go to get up and go!
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