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Spring Onion

Quercetin, prebiotic, and heart-protecting

What is Spring Onion?

Onions are rich in quercetin — a natural antihistamine — and prebiotic fibres that feed beneficial gut bacteria.

Key nutrients (per 100g cooked)

Approximate values — varies by variety, season, and preparation method.

Vitamin C12%
Folate5%
Quercetinhigh
Fibre7%

Conditions Spring Onion may help

Each condition below has a complete food-based healing plan. Spring Onion fits into the eat-list of these conditions.

Best preparation & usage

Eat raw in salads for maximum quercetin. Caramelise for sweetness in dishes. Pickled onions for gut health. Add to soups, stews, curries.

Why Spring Onion works

Who should avoid or limit

Common IBS trigger (high FODMAP). May worsen acid reflux. Can cause bad breath. Allergic reactions possible.

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Sources & further reading

Nutrition figures on this page come from standard food composition data. These links let you check the numbers and read the underlying research yourself rather than taking our word for it.