In the myth world, fig is another fruit that is considered sacred. It symbolises existence and fertility. To sit in the shade of a fig tree or to eat fig fruit means to experience a more serene, peaceful existence. The leaves, the first clothes of humanity, were plucked from the fig tree.
Fig, a member of the Mulberry family, is a fruit of the Ficus tree. It is a fruit that has been consumed for centuries. Production in Turkey is quite high. Turkey is the country with the highest fig production in the world. Especially the Aegean Region stands out in this regard.
In addition to being consumed fresh, it is also of great importance in terms of health. It is a valuable source of fibre and potassium thanks to its magnesium minerals and various vitamins.
It Supports Skin Health: It can show effectiveness against skin problems such as eczema that may occur on the skin. It can soothe the skin in allergy conditions that may occur.
Anti-Wrinkle: Thanks to its antioxidant properties, it can improve the appearance of wrinkles on the skin by reducing collagen destruction.
Anti Hair Loss: Thanks to the vitamins and magnesium it contains, it can fight hair loss problems. It supports hair growth and is effective for a healthier hair appearance.
Moisturising Effect: It is effective against the dryness problem that may occur on the scalp. It moisturises the scalp and helps for healthier and shiny hair.
Helps Digestion: It helps to prevent intestinal problems due to its rich fibre source. It helps to regulate metabolism.
Strengthens Immunity: It can contribute to the strengthening of the immune system that weakens during the winter months. Especially black figs are richer in antioxidants than other fig types.
