Phoenix Indian Community - PhoenixIndian.com
| | |
 


 

Health Benefits of Cucumber

Health & Lifestyle
Contributed by : Dr. Chetan Chopra
Add To My Favorite
Share With Your Friends



Cucumber is an excellent source of silica, a trace mineral that contributes to the strength of our connective tissue. Connective tissue is what holds our body together. It includes the intracellular cement, muscles, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and bone.

Without silica, connective tissue would not be properly constructed, leaving it imapired. Cucumber is often recommended as a source of silica.

Cucumber are also used topically for various types of skin problems, including swelling under the eyes and sunburn.

Two compounds in cucumbers, ascorbic acid and caffeic acid, prevent water retention, which may explain why cucumbers applied topically are often helpful for swollen eues, burns, and dermatitis.

 

Disclaimer: Please use this channel at your own discretion. These articles are contributed by our users. We are not responsible or liable for any problems related to the utilization of information of these articles.

 

View All Contributions

Post an Article
Notify Me of New Articles

Become A Featured Contributor
Add Your Blog | Add Recipe | Add Article

More Article by Dr. Chetan Chopra

Hope
LIFE
Learn To Like People
A Strong Nation
Do All The Good You Can
View All Articles

Featured Contributors


Darshan Goswami

Vasudha Sharma

Praveen Nair
Praveen Nair

Ananya Kiran

Christine Dunbar

Rima Arora
Rima Arora

Aayushi Manish

Vivek Wadhwa

Dilip Saraf
Dilip Saraf

Latest Articles

A Los Angeles Cancer Survivor is Advocating for More Californians to Have Access to Biomarker Testing, Precision Medicine by
Anwar Ali Ventures into New Territory as Co-Producer for the Film 'Swatantra Veer Savarkar' by Staff
Akshay Kumar Unveils Heartbreak Anthem "Kya Loge Tum" by Staff
LaVaste Unveils Its Gripping Trailer : A Thought-Provoking Film on Unclaimed Dead Bodies by Staff
Muhurat of TV star Hiten Tejwani starrer producer Anil Chandel's film 'SHIKANJA' The Trap. by Staff
View All Articles