Vonbeee Passion Fruit
Honey Puree

Vonbeee Honey Mango
Passion Fruit Tea

Passion Fruit is naturally rich in vitamin C (≈30 mg per 100 g) and dietary fiber (≈10 g per 100 g), providing antioxidants and fiber that support immune function, skin health, and gentle digestion.

A 100‑gram serving of raw Passion fruit provides about 30 mg of vitamin C (≈ 33% of daily value) and about 10 g of dietary fiber. Source FoodStruct.

Tastes amazing! I tried both hot and cold, and either way, it is delicious. Good quality. Not too sweet, perfect drink to quench your thirst during the summer. Makes a delicious hot tea during the winter, especially when mixed with mint tea. I brought one to work, now all the ladies are drinking it!

Josephine

★★★★★

Vonbee Passion Fruit

Passion fruit provides natural antioxidants and anti‑inflammatory phytonutrients, which may help protect cells from oxidative stress and support overall wellness.

Passion fruit is rich in bioactive compounds — polyphenols, flavonoids, carotenoids — that have been shown to exert antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory effects. Source PMC and MDPI.

Components derived from passion fruit may support healthy lipid metabolism and liver function.

In animal studies, extracts of Passion fruit have been shown to reduce lipid peroxidation, improve lipid profiles (e.g., lower LDL, improve HDL), and protect liver health under high-fat diet conditions. ScienceDirect

FAQs

Is Vonbee Passion Fruit Honey Puree a source of antioxidants?

Yes — the fruit behind the puree contains polyphenols, carotenoids and other bioactive compounds with proven antioxidant activity. PMC and PMC.

Can it support immune health and skin health?

Yes — the fruit provides vitamin C and other antioxidants that help protect cells from oxidative stress and support tissue health (e.g. collagen formation, skin maintenance). Source WebMD.

Could it help metabolic health (e.g. blood‑sugar regulation)?

Can it support digestive health and gut regularity?

Does passion fruit promote heart and cardiovascular health?

Potentially yes — passion fruit contains potassium and dietary fiber; diets rich in these nutrients have been associated with blood pressure regulation and lower risk of heart disease. Source Medical News Today

There is preliminary evidence — some extracts from passion fruit have shown improved insulin sensitivity and better lipid profiles in animal studies. Source PMC.

Yes — the dietary fiber in passion fruit supports bowel regularity and healthy digestion. Source Healthline.