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Green leaves International (GLI) Branded Liquid Jaggery is an intermediate product obtained from concentrating sugarcane juice The sugar is in the form of sucrose, glucose and fructose and the non-sugar materials are organic and inorganic materials viz. Proteins, amino acids, phenolic compounds, citric acid, gums, polysaccharides, wax, sterol, pigments, and salt of calcium, potassium, magnesium, phosphorous, iron, zinc and sulphur etc. The invert sugar content of liquid Jaggery is more (about 33.7%) as compared to solid Jaggery (6.28%)and is quickly and easily- assimilated by the human digestive system and therefore, is recommended for the patients suffering from jaundice and aneamia etc. mostly in rural villages. It is used in various confectionary items. Cold drinks are also prepared mixing with water in different proportion and adding different essences. Due to its high nutritive values and consumer appealing characteristics. GLI Liquid Jaggery Health Benefits It Helps in blood purification. It controls the acidity as well as creates energy in the human body. It increases Hemoglobin level in blood. Useful for Students & Sportsmen to recover lost energy. It is a sovereign medicine in Yellow Fever. It is a healthy diet for children & aged person’s health. It removes tiredness & energizes the body. Instead of sugar Liquid Jaggery From the ancient times, Liquid Jaggery is used to increase the blood level of pregnant women after delivery. It contains Proteins & natural sugar like Glucose, Fructose & Sucrose. It contains Minerals like Calcium, Phosphorus & Folic Acid which are essential for body. It contains Minerals like Iron, Copper and Sulfur which is useful for body. In daily diet it can be consumed with Bread, Chapati, Jowar Bhakri, Millet Bhakri, Puran Poli, Roti,etc. .

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