Premium Dried Jujube (Unnab Ber)

Sun-drying is the traditional method for preserving jujube fruits as it naturally concentrates their sugars, enhances their characteristic chewy texture, and preserves heat-sensitive nutrients and phytochemicals. Unlike artificial dehydrators or chemical treatments, this method maintains the fruit's complete nutritional profile and authentic flavor that has been valued in traditional medicine systems for centuries.

In Unani Tibb, Unnab Ber is considered a tonic for the brain, heart, liver, and stomach. It is classified as having a Moister (Martab) and Moderately Hot (Garm) temperament. It is traditionally used to balance Safra (Yellow Bile) and Sauda (Black Bile). In Ayurveda, it is considered Snigdha (unctuous), Guru (heavy to digest), and Madhura (sweet) in taste, supporting Vata and Pitta balance.

Dried jujube is a concentrated source of natural energy due to its carbohydrate content, primarily in the form of natural sugars and dietary fiber. The drying process increases the concentration of minerals like potassium and iron per serving compared to fresh fruit. The natural sugars (primarily fructose and glucose) provide quick energy, while the fiber helps moderate absorption. Each serving (approx. 4-5 fruits or 30g) provides a significant portion of the daily fiber requirement and various micronutrients.

Consult your healthcare provider if: You have diabetes or need to monitor blood sugar closely, as dried jujube is high in natural sugars. Also consult if you are taking sedative medications, as jujube may have mild calming effects. Pregnancy & Nursing: Generally considered safe in food amounts, but consult your doctor before using in larger, traditional medicinal quantities. Allergies: Rare, but discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur. Choking Hazard: For young children and elderly, consider soaking to soften or removing the hard seed (if present) before consumption.

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