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Coconut water is a great natural drink in summer which hydrates the body and also provides many minerals. Dry fruits are good in every season, but most of the dry fruits should be eaten after soaking them in water. If we talk about summer season, people soak chia seeds, sabja seeds in coconut water and consume it. Similarly, are there any benefits of eating dry fruits soaked in coconut water and can the benefits of dry fruits be doubled by this? So let us know about this from experts.
Soaked dry fruits and nuts are considered beneficial for health and especially in summer, they should be eaten soaked so that their temperature can be balanced. Coconut water is also cooling in nature and is also full of qualities. In such a situation, know whether eating dry fruits soaked in it can provide double the benefits.
According to the US Department of Agriculture, coconut water also contains dietary fiber, carbohydrates, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, zinc, sodium, selenium, vitamin C, folate, some fatty acids and amino acids.
Dr. Priya Paliwal, Chief Dietitian of Shri Balaji Action Medical Institute, Delhi, says that eating dry fruits soaked in coconut water can improve the absorption of some nutrients. However, if someone thinks that “it will give double the benefits”, it is not possible and there is no clear scientific evidence for it.

coconut water benefits
Experts say that coconut water is rich in electrolytes, while dry fruits like almonds and raisins give you fiber, protein, as well as many minerals, vitamins and healthy fats. Because of this, when you take both the things together, it not only provides hydration but also provides a lot of energy. However, it is very important that you eat it in balanced quantity only.
Dietician Dr. Priya Paliwal says that if you are a diabetic or kidney patient, then it is very important to keep in mind that you should make coconut water and dry fruits, nuts, seeds a part of your diet in a balanced manner.