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Kiwi Benefits & Nutrition

Kiwi benefits: nutrition per 100 g (61 kcal, 3 g fibre), how much to eat a day, who should be careful and the best season in India. Also called Kiwifruit.

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Kiwifruit · Fruits

  • 61 kcalenergy
  • 1.1 gprotein
  • 3 gfibre
  • Oct–Dec (Arunachal, Himachal); imported year-roundbest season in India

Per 100 g (green, raw)

Health benefits of kiwi

  • Very high in vitamin C.
  • Two kiwis a day have been shown in trials to help with regular bowel movements.
  • Is a source of vitamin K and fibre.
  • Contains actinidin, an enzyme that may help digest protein.

How to eat it

Halve and scoop, or slice into fruit bowls. The skin is edible if washed.

How much a day: 1–2 kiwis.

Who should be careful

  • Kiwi is a common fruit allergen, especially in children and people with latex allergy.
  • Its high vitamin K content matters if you take warfarin — keep your intake steady.

Best season in India

Oct–Dec (Arunachal, Himachal); imported year-round. See the month-by-month seasonal chart →

Frequently asked questions

What are the health benefits of kiwi?

Very high in vitamin C. Two kiwis a day have been shown in trials to help with regular bowel movements. Is a source of vitamin K and fibre.

How much kiwi can I have a day?

1–2 kiwis. Halve and scoop, or slice into fruit bowls. The skin is edible if washed.

Who should be careful with kiwi?

Kiwi is a common fruit allergen, especially in children and people with latex allergy. Its high vitamin K content matters if you take warfarin — keep your intake steady.

When is kiwi in season in India?

Oct–Dec (Arunachal, Himachal); imported year-round.

Please note: Values are approximate; they vary by recipe, brand, variety and portion size. This page is general information, not medical advice — if you are pregnant, have diabetes, kidney disease, high blood pressure or another condition, or take regular medicines, talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian before changing your diet.

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