In an average fruit, you can find 20 to 38 or sometimes even more seeds at a time. Sugar apple belongs to the family Annonaceae. Its tree is native to the West Indies and South America.

Apples are one such fruit: their pips (seeds) contain amygdalin, a cyanide and sugar compound that degrades ... and the number of apple seeds it takes to pack a lethal punch is therefore so ...

As per studies, apple seeds contain low amounts of a compound ... the chemical that restricts the body's ability to maintain a normal blood sugar range, leading to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).

This fruit also has a high sugar levels hence people suffering from diabetes should avoid eating custard apples. Custard apple seed has toxic effects on the skin and especially eyes. Studies state ...

Annona squamosa or or Sugar Apple or Sitaphal is a multipurpose semi-deciduous small ... embossed with prominent scales with soft creamy pulp. Seeds are hard, brownish black and smooth in texture.

The study also found differences between organic and store-bought apples. A new study could upend how we eat apples. The amount of beneficial bacteria a person consumes when they eat an apple ...

But as you bite deep into an apple, you are confronted with something not so sweet in its core: tiny black seeds. Unlike the sweet tang of the fruit, the tiny black seeds are another story.