Pineapple is a tropical fruit that dates back to the 1560s. It is literally named ‘pine apple’ due to its resemblance to a pine cone.
According to details, its original habitat is South America, where it grows only in warm and humid climates. It thrives in tropical and subtropical regions, with temperature playing a crucial role in its development.
The fruit takes between 18 and 20 months to mature. Each plant produces only one fruit.
Pineapple is renowned for its distinctive sweet flavour and its versatility. It can be enjoyed fresh, frozen, grilled, as juice or as an ingredient in many favourite recipes.
Benefits of pineapple juice for digestive system
Pineapple juice offers numerous benefits for overall health, particularly for the digestive system. It helps to treat digestive disorders and improves bowel movement. The juice also facilitates digestion and excretion.
It reduces chronic constipation, eliminates gas and bloating, and lessens inflammation of the intestines and stomach. These effects result from its antibacterial properties, high content of digestive enzyme bromelain and fibre.
