If a potassium deficiency is in fact what causes your body to bruise so easily, and bananas contain huge amounts of potassium, then WHY do bananas bruise so easily?
Liken the black spots on bananas to the liver spots on mature adults…they appear with age, even if they go untouched. The hormone ethylene, a ripening agent found in the skin of the banana, transforms a green banana into the appealing yellow fruit we purchase at the market.
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umm. i dunno no. they don't have bones? or mabie it's the blood. you are so deep.. must be the college.
That's a good one.....
Well, what would Jesus do Hannah.......Bananna? ha
If bananas did not bruise, how would we know when they were ripe?
Liken the black spots on bananas to the liver spots on mature adults…they appear with age, even if they go untouched. The hormone ethylene, a ripening agent found in the skin of the banana, transforms a green banana into the appealing yellow fruit we purchase at the market.
There you go!
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