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There are may ways to do this.
1. Organize a woman centric movie for all together to watch followed by dinner/lunch/tea.
2. Have a competition like salad competition or embroidery
3. Have fun games organized such as cricket or kho-kho
4. One can go for food stalls.
5.Have an essay or speech or debate on womens issues.

You could make some streamers in bright colours and some posters which say positive things about women, and perhaps things that women are working for too, such as equal pay and conditions.
Each woman could bring a special lunch and all the women go into the tea room of park, and share the food at a picnic.
You could invite the oldest woman at the office to talk a little about how anything has changed since she was a young woman.
Become educated about global women’s rights issues.
Women are oppressed and persecuted all over the world in countless ways, including sex trafficking, female genital mutilation, dowries, honor killings and rape. Raising awareness of these important issues is an important step in addressing the international persecution of women. For a brief overview of international domestic violence issues, check out our online article dedicated to international women’s issues and read some of the stories of our clients who have had to face these horrors.
Attend a lecture or forum.
Attend a parade or celebration in honor of international women’s day.
Help women in need.
International includes your neighborhood and community. Go through your closet, pantry and basement and donate food, clothes, toys, toiletries or time to a women’s shelter or organization in your area. You might also try organizing a fundraiser at your business. Sanctuary for Families accepts many different forms of donations and can help you set up a corporate donation drive.
Recognize women's roles in your life.
Take a few minutes to look at your own life experiences and review the influence women have had in your life. Thank the women who have contributed to your life in meaningful ways and try to address any pain that you may have been caused by the women close to you. Recognizing the effect of women on our growth allows us to enjoy the positive and heal the negative. Talk to your spouse, sister, mother, and grandmother about how their lives have changed so you can recognize the achievements of the women in your own life as well as in your community. If you have children, include them in the conversation as well.
Make a Donation to a local women’s organization, such as Sanctuary for Families.
Sanctuary for Families offers hope to women and children who have been victims of domestic violence through counseling, legal services, food, clothing, shelter and a chance for independence. Sanctuary depends heavily upon private funding to support the variety of innovative programs and services it provides to domestic violence victims and their children.
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Equality for Women is Progress for All

Message by United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women

Today we join the people of the world in celebration of the progress made for women's rights, women's empowerment and gender equality. We also acknowledge that progress has been slow, uneven and in some cases women and girls face new and more complex challenges.

International Women's Day is therefore also a day to recommit ourselves to working harder for gender equality, together as women, men, youth and leaders of nations, communities, religion and commerce.

If we act decisively, with the knowledge that empowering women and girls and supporting their full participation can help solve the greatest challenges of the 21st century, we will find lasting solutions to many of the problems we face in our world. Major challenges such as poverty, inequality, violence against women and girls, and insecurity will be addressed substantially.

Women spend the majority of their income on the well-being of their children and family. Raising women's labour force participation increases economic growth. By ending women's poverty, we will sustainably and significantly reduce extreme poverty worldwide.

By keeping girls in school longer, with quality education we will empower young women to play their full role in society and build stronger families, communities and democracies.

By advancing equal opportunity and removing structural barriers to women's economic empowerment, we will reduce inequality and spur inclusive economic growth.

By supporting women's equal representation in leadership positions in peacemaking, in communities, in politics, in business and in religious institutions, we will build a more just, peaceful and secure world.

By working with men and boys, and doing it together, we will engage humanity in a task that is a responsibility for all.

As we celebrate International Women's Day, we remember and celebrate the women who, led by women in trade unions on this day more than a century ago, called for better working conditions, peace and bread. Their call is still valid today.

Given slow and uneven progress, we continue to call for change. And we pay tribute to the countless women around the world who are making change every day as they go about their daily lives.

Nearly 20 years after the Beijing Women's Conference, and 15 years after the Millennium Summit, we look back with pride at the achievements that have been made. More women are working. More girls are in school. Fewer women die in pregnancy and childbirth. And more women are in leadership positions.

But no country in the world has achieved equality between women and men and girls and boys, and violations of the rights of women and girls are an outrage. So let us build on the lessons learned and the knowledge that equality for women is progress for all, and make greater and bolder progress as we work to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and chart a new post-2015 development agenda.

We can no longer afford to hold back half the world's population. The 21st century has to be different for every woman and girl in the world. She must know that to be born a girl is not the start of a life of hardship and disadvantage. Together we must make sure that:

SHE is Safe and Secure from gender-based violence.

SHE has Human rights that are respected, including reproductive rights.

SHE is Empowered economically and in every way through Education, Equal opportunity, participation and leadership.

This is the SHE Imperative to which I call on you to commit.

Let us all cross the line and stand on the right side of history.

Today and every day, UN Women will stand strong for women's rights, women's empowerment and gender equality.

Equality for women is progress for all.

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Perizaad Zorabian attends Jimmy Choo's celebration of International Women’s Day

Global luxury accessory brand Jimmy Choo celebrated International Women's Day with a cocktail evening at Asilo Rooftop Restaurant & Lounge at The Palladium Hotel. Celebrating strong, gorgeous women, the ever-fashionable Michelle Poonawalla hosted an elegant sundowner soiree

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???The Best Lines ever said by a Man....."

??When I was born, A Woman was there to hold me...... ?My Mother?

??As I grew up as a child, A woman was there to care & play with me..... ? My sister?

??I went to school, A Woman was there to help me learn...... ?My Teacher?

??I needed compatibility, company & Love, A Woman was there for me.. ?My Wife?

??I became tough, A Woman was there to melt me..... ?My Daughter?

??When I will die, A Woman will be there to absorb me in....... ?Motherland?

??If you are a Man, value every Woman...&.
??If you are a Woman, feel proud to be one??
Your little girl will hold your hand for only a little while...but will hold your heart for a life time ....

Nari Ek "MAA" Hai Usko Puja Karo,
Nari Ek "DIDI" Hai Usko Sanman Karo,
Nari Ek "BEHEN" Hai Usko Sneha Karo,
Nari Ek "BHABI" Hai Usko Adar Karo,
Nari Ek "PATNI" Hai Usko Prem Karo...

HAPPY WOMEN'S DAY....

Every Home,Every Heart, Every Feeling,Every Moment Of happiness is incomplete without you, Only you can complete this world Happy Women’s Day

Sending you wishes to say you blossom up the world around me! Happy Women’s Day!

If you could see it from my eyes you would know you are one gem of a Woman!

This is just my way of saying that you are a very special Woman in my life! Thanks!

Just wanted to thank you from bottom of my heart for all things you do! Happy Womens Day!

Feel special, unique, on top of the world..its your day!! Happy Womens Day my girl

On women’s day what can I wish for, but the very best for you! Happy Women’s Day!

Some IDIOTS say:”Behind every Successful manThere is a Woman…” But Nobody know the gact: “WOMEN GO ONLY BEHIND SUCCESSFUL MEN…”

Often we leave our appreciation unspoken! Today we all say Happy Women’s Day!!

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The Most Powerful Women in Indian Business

Britannia Industries MD Vinita Bali, Multiple Alternate Assets Management MD and CEO Renuka Ramnath, and HDFC MD Renu Sud Karnad are most powerful women's now.

Vinita Bali:

Age	Total Calculated Compensation
58	40,955,921

Ms. Vinita Bali, B.A. (Economics), MBA has been the Chief Executive Officer of Britannia Industries Limited since January 3, 2005 and has been its Managing Director since May 31, 2006. Ms. Bali served as a Manager of Britannia Industries Ltd. since January 24, 2005. She served as the Managing Principal Officer of Zyman Group, USA. She has worked over 16 years overseas in a variety of marketing, sales and general management positions with eminent multinationals. She has a rich and diverse experience in packaged foods and beverages gained from working with Cadbury Schweppes and The Coca-Cola Company in several continents in a variety of marketing, sales and general management positions. She also blends a high quality of Indian and International perspective having lived and worked in the UK, Nigeria, South Africa, USA and Chile. Since 1994, Ms. Bali held a number of senior positions in marketing and general management at The Coca-Cola Company in the USA and Latin America, served as Head of Corporate Strategy since 2001, and then joined the Zyman Group as the Head of its Business Strategy practice in the USA. She has been an Additional Director of The Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company Limited since April 30, 2009. She has been a Non-Executive & Non-Independent Director of The Bombay Burmah Trading Corp. Ltd. since April 28, 2010. She has been a Director of Britannia Industries Ltd., since August 2006. She has been Non Executive Director of Syngenta AG since April 2012 and Independent & Non-Executive Director of Piramal Glass Ltd. since July 26, 2007. She has been a Non Executive Non Independent Director of Titan Industries Limited since October 18, 2006. She has been a Non Executive Director of Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. since 2012 and Non-Executive Director of CRISIL Limited since February 14, 2014. since February 14, 2014. Ms. Bali served as an Independent Director of Mphasis Ltd. from March 30, 2007 to July 15, 2010. She is a member of the Global Diversity and Advisory Council of Novartis International. Ms. Bali holds an B.A. degree in Economics from Delhi University and an MBA from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies of Bombay University. She has a postgraduate studies in Business and Economics from Michigan State University.

Renuka Ramnath:

Age	Total Calculated Compensation
52	--

Ms. Renuka Ramnath founded Multiples Alternate Asset Management Private Limited in 2009 and serves as its Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. Ms. Ramnath has a deep experience of raising, investing and returning third party capital across several economic cycles. She has spent over two and half decades in the Indian financial sector across private equity, investment banking and structured finance. As one of the early private equity investors in India, she played a pivotal role in shaping the market both in terms of leading pioneering investments such as buy-outs as well as opening new pockets of capital for investment in Indian private equity. She served as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer at ICICI Venture Funds Management Company Limited since 2001 and served as its Head and Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of ICICI Ventures and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd. until April 2009. She has contributed in many ways to the evolution of that firm to one of the largest private equity funds in India. She had been with the ICICI Group for 14 years, having joined in 1986, working in diverse functions including Investment banking, M&A, Corporate Finance, Primary Markets, Syndication deals and Structured Products. Ms. Ramnath set up the E-commerce Group at ICICI and was responsible for building successful businesses such as ICICI e-Payments, BillJunction, and Traveljini. She also set up the Structured Products Group in ICICI and was instrumental in effecting landmark transactions like the oil pool securitization for Panna-Mukta Fields wherein cash flows from oil were segregated based on risk. During her career spanning over 21 years with the ICICI Group, she has spearheaded various business initiatives. Ms. Ramnath began her career at the Merchant Banking Division of ICICI and then headed the corporate finance and equities businesses at ICICI Securities. She thrived on change and growth and has successfully managed businesses in varying environments. Ms. Ramnath served as the Chairperson of Infomedia Press Limited (formerly, Infomedia 18 Ltd., Tata Infomedia Ltd.) until August 21, 2008. She serves as a Non Executive and Non Independent Director of Cineline India Limited. She serves as a Non Executive Director at Indian Energy Exchange Limited. She has been a Director at Arvind Limited since October 28, 2010. She served as a Director at ICICI Venture Funds Management Co. Ltd., since February 20, 2001. She has been a Director of PVR Limited since January 30, 2013. She has been a Director of Cinemax India Limited since January 30, 2013. She has been Director of Air India Limited since May 2013. Ms. Ramnath served as a Director of Welspun India Ltd. until August 2007 and an Independent Director of Samtel Color Ltd. from October 9, 2004 to April 2007. She served as a Director of Infomedia 18 Ltd., until August 21, 2008. Ms. Ramnath served as an Additional Director of Geometric Ltd. (formerly Geometric Software Solutions Co., Ltd.) from January 15, 2007 to January 13, 2009 and previously served as its Director since February 20, 2001. She served as a Director of Va Tech Wabag Ltd until April 20, 2009. She served as a Director at Cineline India Limited. She served as a Director of Value Industries Ltd. (formerly Videocon Appliances Ltd.). Ms. Ramnath has featured in many prestigious lists, including the Top 25 Most Powerful Women in Indian Business (Business Today) and in the India's Most Powerful CEOs (Economic Times). Ms. Ramnath holds an M.B.A. in Finance from University of Mumbai, a Bachelor of Engineering in Textile Engineering from Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute in 1982, and also completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School.

Renu Sud Karnad:

Age	Total Calculated Compensation
61	62,282,658

Mrs. Renu Sud Karnad has been the Managing Director of Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited since January 1, 2010. Mrs. Karnad is responsible for strategy, budget, product development and distribution for the all-India lending operations and is part of the senior management team of Housing Development Finance Corp. She is involved in policy planning with regard to housing industry in India and serves as a Joint Managing Director at Home Loan Services India Private Limited. She has an extensive financial expertise and significant international business experience, particularly in India. She joined Housing Development Finance Corp. in 1978. She started her career in the legal and credit department at HDFC and over the years has grown to become the head of the lending business in HDFC. She is responsible for the all-India lending operations of HDFC, covering both retail as well as corporate lending. Mrs. Karnad serves as Chairperson of HDFC Education and Development Services Pvt. Ltd, HDFC Property Ventures Ltd, Credila Financial Services Pvt. Ltd., and HDFC Sales Pvt. Ltd. She served as the Chairman of the Board of Sparsh BPO Services Limited until July 7, 2011. She has been an Executive Director at Home Loan Services India Private since 2000. She has been a Whole Time Director at Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. since 2000. She has been a Non-Executive Director at Indraprastha Medical Corp. Ltd., since August 31, 2005. She has been an Independent Director at Bosch Ltd since April 1, 2007. Mrs. Karnad has been an Independent Non Executive Director at Akzo Nobel India Limited (a/k/a ICI India Limited) since August 1, 2003, Feedback Infrastructure Services Private Limited (Feedback Ventures Private Limited) since June 1997, GRUH Finance Ltd., since 2000 and Motor Industries Co. Ltd. since April 1, 2007. She serves as a Director at HDFC Asset Management Co. Ltd., Value and Budget Housing Corporation (India) Pvt. Ltd, HDFC Venture Capital Ltd. and HDFC Property Ventures Ltd, HDFC Realty Ltd.,Lafarge India Pvt. Ltd, Credit Information Bureau (India) Ltd. (CIBIL), HDFC ERGO General Insurance Company Limited, HDFC Chubb General Insurance Co Ltd., Intelenet Global Services Pvt Ltd, HDFC PLC, Maldives, HDFC Standard Life Insurance Co Ltd, Value & Budget Housing Corporation Pvt. Ltd. and Mother Dairy Fruits & Vegetables Limited. She serves as a Director of Egyptian Housing Finance Company and G4S Corporate Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. She has been a Director of WNS (Holdings) Ltd since September 21, 2012. She has been a Non-Executive Independent Director at ABB India Limited since August 9,2013. She serves as a Member of the Board of Advisors at Swiss Technology Venture Capital Fund. She has been a Non Executive Non-Independent Director at HDFC Bank Ltd., since June 7, 2011 and EIH Ltd., since October 31, 2011. Mrs. Karnad served as a Director of Ascendas Limited and TransUnion Corp. from 2008 to April 30, 2012. She served as a Director of Sparsh BPO Services Limited from 2000 to July 7, 2011. Mrs. Karnad served as an Additional Director of HDFC Bank Ltd. since January 27, 2011. She served as a Director of Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd. from April 18, 2011 to October 10, 2011 and HDFC Bank Ltd from July 17, 2002 to July 2010. She served as an Independent Director of Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd. since February 21, 2011. She served as a Director of Ascendas Pte, Ltd. and HDFC Venture Capital Limited till October 10, 2011. Mrs. Karnad has a Pravin Fellowship from Woodrow Wilson School of International Affairs, Princeton. She is a Law graduate of the University of Bombay and a Post Graduate in Economics from Delhi University.
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Ingredients:

250 gms yam, peeled, washed and sliced.
1 tsp red chili powder
½ tsp turmeric powder

2 tbsp lemon juice
salt

oil for frying

coriander leaves

lemon wedges

Method:

In a bowl mix the yam with the rest of the spice powder, lemon juice and salt.Marinate the yam slices for 20-30 minutes.shallow fry the yam slices in oil on a flat pan or tava or bake in oven.Drain on kitchen tissues and garnished with coriander leaves and lemon wedges.

Health Benefits of elephant foot:

Medicinal values of its are

anthelmintic that destroys or expels intestinal worms;
antibacterial that kills or slows down the growth of bacteria;
antiinflammatory that reduces inflammation;
antipyretic that reduces fevers;
cardiac tonic (in Ayurvedic medicine);
diaphoretic that increases perspiration;
diuretic that promotes the flow of urine;
emmenagogue that promotes menstruation or restore the menses;

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Ingredients:

1/2 Kg Boiled Prawns
1/4 cup ginger garlic paste
1/2 cup lemon juice
1 and half cup of oil
1/2 cup red chilli powder
1 tea spoon turmeric
1/2 cup salt

Method:

Clean and wash prawns well. Add a tbsp of turmeric pwd and a tbsp of salt.Mix well and put it in a pan. Cook in a medium flame until the water in the prawns is completely dried. (by this time the prawns will be half cooked.)Heat oil in a pan. Deep fry the cooked prawns in oil until golden color. (Remember the prawns should be soft but not crispy). Remove and take them into a bowl.And let them cool.To the same oil add ginger garlic paste. Fry until raw smell of the ginger garlic paste and starts leaving oil. Switch off the flame and let it cool. Now to it add the fried prawns, red chilli powder, lemon juice and the remaining salt. Mix well and store it in a air tight container.
Health benefits of prawns:
Omega 3 fatty acids in prawn is good for the heart. It prevents the heart from diseases and also circulatory problems. These fatty acids lowers triglyceride level which is why prawns are healthy for the heart.Prawns health benefits is also due to its rich content of selenium which prevents the growth of cancer cells therefore protecting the body from cancer.The fatty acids in prawns reduces and prevents the body against Alzheimer's disease and dementia.One of the health benefits of prawn is it maintains good cardiovascular health due to its high content in vitamin B12 contributes to better cardiovascular regulation.Calcium and vitamin E content in prawns maintains healthy skin, teeth and bones.Proteins in prawns provides body growth and development. The calories in prawn is less when compared to meat and beef. Moreover the nutritional benefits of prawns make it healthy for the body while adding taste to the food. Enjoy the nutritional and health benefits of prawn.

Cancer Protection- Shrimp and prawns are rich in selenium, proving 65% of the DV in just one 4-oz. serving. Selenium inhibits the formation of cancer cell and encourages cell repair. The omega-3s in shrimp have also been correlated with reduced cancer risk.
Cardiovascular Health- Shrimp and prawns are very low fat and contain high levels of vitamin b12, which helps protect blood vessel walls and maintain cardiovascular health. The omega-3s in these shellfish have also been associated with helping to prevent irregular heart rhythms.
Alzheimer’s Prevention- The omega-3s found in shrimp and prawns have been correlated with a decreased risk of age-related dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Read more at http://www.favehealthyrecipes.com/Healthy-Eating/Health-Benefits-of-Prawns-and-Top-Recipe/ct/1#qGHYySdcbEbG42hA.99

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Ingredients:

500 gm Boneless mutton( cut in to small pieces)
Ginger and Garlic paste 2tbsp
Turmeric powder 1tsp
Coriander powder 4tsp
Black pepper powder 1tsp
Red chili powder 2tsp
Fennel seeds 1and half tsp
Onion seeds 1tsp
Methi seeds 1tsp
Cumin seeds 1tsp
Onion paste of 2 medium sized onions
Cloves 6-7
Cinnamon stick 2-3
Star Anise 1
Whole dry red chilli 3-4nos
Hing ¼ tsp
White Vinegar or lemon juice – 1 ¼ cup
Salt to taste
Mustard Oil 1 and1/2cup

Method:

Heat mustard oil in a heavy bottom pan and bring it to smoking point simmer the heat and let it cool down a bit before adding ingredients Add ginger garlic paste and fry for a couple of minutes now add onion paste and cook till it is golden brown. Then add turmeric powder, red chilli powder, black pepper powder, coriander powder, Kalonji, Methi seeds, cumin seeds and fennel seeds. Fry well. Then add mutton pieces fry till brown. Now add little water and salt to taste. Simmer and cook the meat till just underdone but make sure water is evaporated completely (Keep sprinkling water in between if required for the meat to be cooked) Heat some oil in a pan and add whole red chilli, hing, and roasted powder (made of star anise, clove and cinnamon). Fry for a minute and add this to the meat, mix well for a couple of minutes.Then add vinegar and cook for 2 to 3 minutes. Check for seasoning and take off the heat and let it cool completely. store in dry jar.

Health benefits of pickles:

Pickling is one of the oldest methods of food preservation. Before the invention of modern refrigeration, pickling was the only way to preserve various foods for future consumption. Generally, pickling began as a method to preserve foods that are either exotic or seasonal and limited by nature and cultivation.
The process of pickling can be generally traced back to India, as it is believed to have originated about 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. With hot summers and a lack of water during summers, food production decreases during the summer. Thus, there is a need to preserve excess food produced during winters and hence, the process of pickling was invented to overcome this problem.
The traditional way of preparing long-lasting pickles in the Oriental style uses ingredients such as salt, oil, and dry chilli powder mixed with condiments. These ingredients are added according to set proportions. The proportions are meant to cancel out the other’s effect on taste.
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Ingredients:

150 gms Garlic

1 tbsp Cumin seeds

1/2 cup Red chili powder

1/3 cup Salt

Method:

Separate the garlic pods and remove the extra outer layers of garlic,you can keep one layer or you can even remove that completely or you can either remove the layers completely for half the pods and retain for the other half.Grind red chili powder,cumin seeds and salt to a powder.Add garlic pods and grind again to a coarse powder.Store it in air tight container.

Note:

Sprinkle this garlic powder when you make vegetable stir fries like Ladies finger, Brinjal, Tindora(Ivy gourd), Bitter gourd, Cluster beans , Carrot, Beetroot, French Beans, Cauliflower, Potato fry, Arbi fry etc.You need to saute the vegetables until done and add the spicy garlic powder as per your taste at the end.
You can roast the whole slit vegetables like Brinjals,Bitter gourd until they are completely done and stuff them at the end with this spicy garlic podi.You should make this just before serving,it tastes nice.
This garlic podi is a multi purpose powder,you can spice up your dals, regular dry curries, parathas with it.
It can be even sprinkled on dosas or idlis.

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Ingredients:

2 Raw Bananas
1 Onion,finely chopped
2-3 Garlic pods,crushed
1 tbsp Garlic Chili Powder
8-10 Curry leaves
1 tsp Urad dal
1 tsp Chana dal
1 tbsp Oil

Method:

Steam the raw banana for 10 mins or pressure cook for 2 whistles.Cool it and peel the skin and cut it into small pieces.Heat oil and crackle mustard seeds and add chana dal and urad dal and fry for few mins.Add curry leaves, chopped onions and crushed garlic and fry until the onions properly.Add chopped raw banana pieces and fry for 8-10 mins until they become slightly crisp.Now add Garlic chili powder and mix well and fry for 2 mins.As the garlic chili powder already has salt we don't need to add extra salt,check the taste and add salt if required.

Raw banana health benefits:

The green banana is a good source of fiber, vitamins and minerals, and contains a starch that may help control blood sugar, manage weight and lower blood cholesterol levels.

Like the ripened yellow banana, the green banana is high in potassium. A 1-cup serving of boiled green bananas contains 531 milligrams of potassium. Including more high-potassium foods in your diet may aid in blood pressure control. The American Heart Association recommends consuming 4,700 milligrams of potassium a day for heart health. However, high potassium foods are not safe for everyone. If you have high blood potassium levels or kidney disease, you should talk to your doctor to determine how foods like green bananas can fit into your diet plan.
High in Vitamin B-6
Green bananas are also high in vitamin B-6, with a 1-cup boiled serving containing 39 percent of your daily value. Vitamin B-6 plays an important role in more than 100 enzymatic reactions in your body. It is also necessary for the formation of hemoglobin, the protein that carries oxygen in your body. Additionally, vitamin B-6 aids in blood sugar control.

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