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Peaches Article

Benefits of Organic Peaches

Peaches prevent constipation, combats cancer, helps stop strokes, aids digestion, helps hemorrhoids, boosts your immune system, peaches are diuretic, depurative and detoxifying. Peaches are wonderful to eat on a weight - loss program. Peaches are also high in vitamin A and C. Organic peaches are even better for you. The USDA Organic program must certify any product with the USDA Organic label. Farms that follow the USDA guidelines for Organic farming do so without the use of harmful chemicals. Flash freezing traps nutrients and phytochemicals immediately after harvest while the produce is at its peak. Peaches are more than 80 percent water and are a good source of dietary fiber. This combination makes them a perfect remedy for constipation.

One medium size peach has 7 percent of the dietary fiber you need each day. Adding fruits like peaches to your diet can keep you regular and prevent straining during bowel movements. Straining has been linked to hemorrhoids, diverticular disease, hiatal hernia and even varicose veins. Peaches are low in calories and one 100 g peach provides almost three quarters of the daily vitamin C requirement. The fruit has a gentle laxative effect. Peaches are also rich in iron and potassium.

Strikes out Cancer

A study in China showed that men and women who ate peaches more than twice a week had less risk of developing cancers of the mouth than those who did not eat peaches. This study focused on oral cancer, but peaches, like other fruits and vegetables with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, are a good way to steer clear of all kinds of cancers. As you can see the benefits of peaches are enormous. That is why we produce an organic fruit drink with 100% whey protein isolate www.zoejuice.com All of our fruit is certified USDA organic. We use organic peaches and organic apple juice to create a healthy and tasty 12 ounce drink.

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Picking peaches (Clanton Advertiser)

The Chilton County Mom and Me group went out and picked peaches at Culp Farms on June 26. The peaches were donated to Homeland Assisted Living Facility.

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Turlock rolls out red carpet for film about city's history (Modesto Bee)

TURLOCK -- They paraded down Main Street; chowed on Foster Farms chicken, lots of almonds and cobbler made with local peaches; and walked the red carpet into the Turlock Community Theater on Saturday night to watch their city's history played in high definition.

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What's for dinner? (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

MONDAY: Turkey burger, mashed potatoes with gravy, vegetables, peaches, brownie, bun, milk

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Senior Menu (Reno Gazette-Journal)

Friday, July 4--Senior Center closed for July 4th celebration; Monday July 7--Pepper steak, brown rice pilaf, summer squash, citrus salad; Tuesday, July 8--Crispy chicken, potato rounds, French green beans, mandarin oranges; Wednesday, July 8--Spaghetti, mixed vegetables, cantaloupe; Thursday, July 10--Polish sausage, sauerkraut, seasoned red potatoes, peaches, Jell-0; Friday, July 11--Brunch ...

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Peaches snubbed by Pharrell at club (Digital Spy)

Peaches Geldof is left red-faced after being snubbed by Pharrell Williams at a London club.

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Peaches, other summer fruits are ripe and ready (Ventura County Star)

So named for the hard little pits tucked inside their sun-ripened flesh, stone fruits now available at local farmers markets include squat Donut, or Saturn, peaches, $3 per pound from Peacock Family Farms.

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Regional Roundup (Lodi News-Sentinel)

Do you enjoy the season of fresh peaches? Do you have favorite recipes you use peaches in? If so, we'd like to use your recipe in an upcoming story about cooking with peaches.

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