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Nutrition For Life. Tips and information for a better diet. College Students/Adults. Jennifer Rawls . Tomatoes are a good source of vitamins A and C. Broccoli is high in fiber which can keep you full for longer. Eating carrots raw or steamed provides the most nutritional value.
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Nutrition For Life Tips and information for a better diet College Students/Adults Jennifer Rawls
Tomatoes are a good source of vitamins A and C. • Broccoli is high in fiber which can keep you full for longer. • Eating carrots raw or steamed provides the most nutritional value. • Studies show that cauliflower can help prevent types of cancer. Eat More Vegetables
Chili peppers help aid digestion, soothes sore throats, and boots the immune system • Beets show to help control blood pressure, and can protect your heart • Avocados battle diabetes, helps stop strokes, and smoothes skin. Eat More Vegetables
Wild Blueberries are number-one in antioxidant capacity per serving • Natural sugar in fruits can help satisfy your sweet tooth instead of chocolate or other candy. • One cup of strawberries contains 90% DV of this important antioxidant vitamin – more than an orange! Benefits of Fruits
Apples protect your heart, cushions joints, and improves lung capacity. • Bananas strengthens your bones, and controls blood pressure. • Cherries slows aging process, and can help end insomnia Benefits of Fruits
Red meat is a rich source of protein and an excellent source of iron • Lean red meat that is trimmed of fat can play a valuable role in a healthy diet • Lean trimmed red meat is low in saturated fat and can be included in cholesterol lowering and heart healthy diets The Truth About Red Meat
Eating red meat has shown to lift your mood • Eating red meat may protect your heart • Two 3- to 4-ounce portions of red meat per week is considered healthy • Key word MODERATION The Truth About Red Meat
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Abundant in selenium, an essential mineral involved in metabolic performance • Metabolism booster • Rich in niacin • Promotes eye health • Essential for healthy tissue growth Poultry
Low-fat high quality protein • Lower blood pressure modestly • Decrease triglyceride (blood fat) levels • Decrease the risk of arrythmias, which can lead to sudden death Fish
Provide Energy • Prevent Diseases • Control Weight • Good for digestion To learn more click here Carbohydrates
Protects muscle tissue • Carbs can help boost your mood. • Carbs are good for your heart. • Carbs will keep your memory sharp. Carbohydrates
Nuts are rich in nutrients and energy • They help preventing coronary diseases • They are rich in omega 3 essential fatty acids • They also benefit in rheumatoid arthritis Go Crazy For NUTS
Poly-phenoticflavonoids in nuts protect from heart disease • They are a rich source of potassium • They contain vitamin E • Helps in proper regulation of blood cholesterol Go Crazy For NUTS
Lowers cancer risk • Helps maintain strong bones • Strong source of fiber • Great source of antioxidants Seeds
Intake of dairy products is linked to improved bone health, and may reduce the risk of osteoporosis. • The intake of dairy products is especially important to bone health during childhood and adolescence, when bone mass is being built. Dairy
Help heart health • Blood pressure control • Healthy weight – Moderation • Rich in vitamins and minerals Dairy
Drinking Water Helps Maintain the Balance of Body Fluids. • Water Can Help Control Calories. • Water Helps Energize Muscles. • Water Helps Your Kidneys. Drink more water
Exercise promotes better sleep • Reduces the risk of developing high blood pressure • Reduces the risk of developing colon cancer • Helps older adults become stronger and better able to move about without falling. Exercise
Exercise controls weight • Exercise combats health conditions and diseases • Exercise improves mood • Exercise boosts energy Finding my inner strength Exercise