Unlock the power of yellow foods
Did you know that the colors of plant foods reflect the diverse array of phytonutrients they contain? Yep, the pigments that we see as color are actually made up of powerful nutrients that enhance health. And each color holds unique compounds. Yellow foods, for example, contain lutein, rutin and zeaxanthin, whereas red foods have higher amounts of lycopene and your probably already know that carrots contain carotene, and so do papayas, and other orange foods.
So you can see why it’s important to incorporate every color of the rainbow into your diet, so you get all the phytonutrients and ALL the health benefits.
First up, check out these powerhouse compounds found in yellow food:
🌟 Lutein: This yellow pigment plays a crucial role in promoting eye health, protecting against age-related macular degeneration, and reducing the risk of cataracts. Its antioxidant properties also contribute to skin health and offer potential benefits for cognition and heart health.
🌟 Rutin: Known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, rutin supports vascular health by strengthening blood vessels and reducing the risk of chronic conditions like heart disease. Plus, rutin exhibits potential anti-cancer properties and improves skin health.
🌟 Zeaxanthin: Like lutein, is vital for maintaining healthy eyesight. It also demonstrates antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, contributing to overall cell protection and supporting vascular health.
The Benefits of Yellow Food:
ANTI-CANCER: The combination of phytonutrients found in yellow foods helps combat oxidative stress, protect DNA integrity, and inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY: The powerful antioxidants present in yellow foods help reduce inflammation in the body, playing a crucial role in preventing chronic disease.
CELL PROTECTION: The phytonutrients in yellow produce sheild our cells from damage caused by free radicals and oxidative stress.
COGNITION: Certain compounds found in yellow fruits and vegetables may contribute to brain health and cognitive function, potentially improving memory and supporting overall brain health.
EYE HEALTH: Lutein, zeaxanthin, and other nutrients present in yellow foods are essential for maintaining healthy vision and protecting against age-related eye diseases.
HEART HEALTH: The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of yellow food help reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, promoting a healthy heart and optimal vascular function.
SKIN HEALTH: The combined effects of phytonutrients found in yellow fruits and vegetables contribute to healthy skin, providing protection against oxidative damage and supporting a radiant complexion. Read 3 Tips for healthy skin, from the inside out here.
VASCULAR HEALTH: The unique combination of phytonutrients in yellow produce supports vascular health by strengthening blood vessels, improving circulation, and reducing the risk of cardiovascular conditions.
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By incorporating these simple tips into your daily routine, you can embrace the vibrancy of yellow foods, enjoy their benefits, and add a splash of color to your meals. Explore the nourishing power of yellow and savor the delightful flavors it brings to your table!
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