3 Foods Everyone Should Eat

11 08 2010

   Eating Healthy is always a good idea. No matter what your age, your gender or your constitution eating right should be a priority all your life. The right diet can help your body stay healthy and fit. It will help you regulate your own metabolism and be energetic all through the day.

Cabbage:

   The hubble cabbage is not a very popular vegetable. Yet it is one packed with very powerful nutrients and cancer fighting anti-carcinogens. It is an excellent source of vitamin C, glutamine and indole 3-carbinol. Cabbage does not need to be always eaten to be useful. Cabbage leaves can also help treat acute inflammation when a paste of the raw vegetables leaves are placed around the affected area.

Garlic:

  That tiny pod of white garlic can be one of the most medicinal and useful parts of food you could ever eat. Garlic is well known for its medical properties such as being anti bacterial, anti viral and anti fungal. Documented studies have proved that it also good for preventing heart disease as it helps in lowering cholesterol and high blood pressure

Onion:

   The onion is effective against everything from a common cold to coronary disease. It is beneficial in diseases such as diabetes and osteoporosis. Onion are often prescibed to women who are at a higher risk of bone disease. It is also a powerful antioxidant and has alleged aphrodisiac properties.

  


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