The Health Benefits of Apples and the Risks of Apple Seeds: What You Need to Know

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Which of the following are mild symptoms of cyanide poisoning?
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Nausea and vomiting

Dilated pupils and headaches

Fever and chills

Muscle weakness and fatigue

How many apple seeds would one need to ingest to receive a fatal dose of cyanide?
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100 seeds

50 seeds

200 seeds

20 seeds

What is the recommended action if someone consumes a large quantity of apple seeds?
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Drink plenty of water

Seek medical help immediately

Induce Vomiting

Consume activated charcoal

How does cyanide affect the body?
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By increasing oxygen supply to cells

By stimulating brain activity

By interfering with oxygen supply to cells

By boosting immune system function

What substance found in apple seeds releases cyanide when ingested? *

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Amylase

Amygdalin

Anthocyanins

Ascorbic acid

What is the best way to avoid the cyanide in apple seeds?
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Swallowing the seeds whole

Chewing or crushing the seeds

Removing the seeds before eating

Cooking the seeds at high temperatures

Which part of the apple is safe to eat?
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Seeds

Peel

Core

Flesh

What is the main reason behind the saying "an apple a day keeps the doctor away"?
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Apples boost immunity

Apples are low in calories

Apples contain antioxidants

Apples promote healthy digestion

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