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FOODS That are good for you:

Asparagus [ JUMP ]

  • low-calorie
  • folate and potassium
  • stalks high in antioxidants
  • Six spears = 20 cal = 135 mcg of folate
  • 545 mcg of beta caroten
  • 200 mg of potassium

folate = key in taming homocysteine, a substance implicated in heart disease.

Chilies

  • excellent source of beta carotene and vitamin c
  • may help relieve nasal congestion
  • may help prevent blood clots that can lead to a heart attack or stroke
  • one raw, red hot pepper (11/2 oz, 45g) contains 65 mg of vitamin C
  • bioflavonoids, plant pigments thathelp prevent cancer
  • capsaicin, may act as an anticoagulant
Grapefruits
  • high in vitamin C and potassium
  • low in calories
  • contain bioflaonoids
  • 1 cup = 95 mg of vitmin Chigh in pectin, a soluble fiber that helps reduce blood cholesterol
  • lycopene, the antioxidant found in pink grapefruits,seems to lower prostat-cancer risk
Kiwifruits
  • excellent source of vitamin C
  • good source of potassium and fiber
  • can be used as a meat tenderizer
  • pectin
  • lutein and zeaxanthin, antioxidants associated with eye health
  • 3 oz (91g) serving has only 56 calories and provides about 85 mg of vitamin C
Mushrooms
  • fat-free and very low in calories
  • rich in minerals
  • some rich in plant chemicals, which may boost immune function
Sweet potatoes
  • rich source of beta carotene
  • a good source of vitamins C and B6, folate, and potassium
  • naturally sweet and high in fiber
  • one medium sweet potato provides more than 100% OF THE rda for vitamin A, and about a third of the RDA for vitamin C and B6, 541 mg of potssium, along with folate and some iron
AVOID:
pickled foods
mayonnaise
smoked meats



 


 

 

 

 

 

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