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Fruits in the Tayyibat Diet

Fruits in the Tayyibat Diet

Fruits in the Tayyibat Diet

Dr. El-Awady classifies fruits into different levels. Some types are allowed at any time, while others should not be consumed frequently. In general, there are no strict fixed rules; this is the overall classification:

First category:

●      Grapes

●      Figs

●      Bananas

●      Plums

Second category:

●      Strawberries

●      Guava (without seeds)

Third category (should not be consumed frequently):

●      Mango

●      Kiwi

Prohibited fruits:

●      Watermelon

●      Melon and cantaloupe

●      Orange and tangerine

                           

 

Other allowed fruits in the Tayyibat Diet: Peaches, apricots, cherries, doum fruit, red berries, and pineapple are also permitted.

 

Notes on fruits in the Tayyibat Diet

●      Pomegranate juice is consumed after straining and removing the peel.

●      Guava is eaten without seeds.

●      Pears and apples are peeled before consumption.

●      Mango is consumed in the form of juice.

Strawberries are cut and mixed with sugar, then left for two hours

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