“…(Arima, 2002) found that red guava had the highest total content of polyphenols and vitamin C compared to lychees and papaya as tropical fruits. Guava also generally contains sugar, protein, a combination of minerals with antioxidants such as polyphenols (Luximon-Ramma, 2003), (Mercadante, 1999)), (Iwu, 1993), lutein, zeaxanthine, lycophene (Tee, 1997) and pectin (Sidhu, 2012). The chemical composition of fruit generally depends on cultivar, maturity phase, and season (Hui, 2006).…”