Hey man, GO! Eat some mango :D

It’s Mango season again!

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 and we’re all going crazy.
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First, we saw a few small stalls pop on the pavements.

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Soon, there were mangoes being sold on the corner of almost every neighborhood street!

Now, this is what our fridges look like.

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While you enjoy Mango season, why not find out
 about how healthy mangoes are? (Just as an excuse to eat more mangoes)

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Also, mangoes help prevent cancer - antioxidant 
compounds in mangoes can protect against colon, 
breast, leukemia and prostate cancers.

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Mangoes can keep your eyes healthy! They have just 
the right amount of vitamin A and are able to 
prevent night blindness and even dry eyes. 

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Mangoes help in clearing clogged pores and can get 
rid of pimples.

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A good amount of fiber found in mangoes aids in 
digestion and the... ahem...elimination process. 
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The bottom line is that mangoes can boost the entire
 immune system!
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You can bravely continue to increase your insane 
amount of cravings for mangoes.

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and if someone says, 'You're eating too many 
mangoes...' Just say, 'Hey man...go!' 

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 By the way, we serve AMAZING Mango Milkshakes
 at the Sea Emperor Restaurant, Chennai. 
(Just saying...) 

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