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Tuesday, 28 October 2025 at 11:15 AM · By francessca Kothari

Custard apple 🍏

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Custard apple (also called cherimoya or sitaphal) can be a great fertility-friendly fruit when you’re trying to get pregnant. Here’s why:

🌿 Fertility Benefits of Custard Apple
  1. Rich in nutrients for reproduction
     High in vitamin B6, vitamin C, magnesium, and potassium, which support hormone balance and egg health.
  2. Folate (vitamin B9) in custard apple is crucial for early fetal development and helps prevent neural tube defects.
  3. Supports hormonal balance
  4. The vitamin B6 content helps regulate progesterone levels and reduce PMS-related hormonal fluctuations — important for ovulation.
  5. Improves digestion and nutrient absorption
     Its natural fiber helps maintain healthy digestion, which supports nutrient absorption — key for fertility health.
  6. Rich in antioxidants
  7. Helps reduce oxidative stress on eggs and sperm, improving their quality.
  8. May support healthy weight and blood sugar
  9. The fruit’s natural sugars are balanced by fiber, which can help keep blood sugar steady — important for women with PCOS or irregular cycles.


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