Truth is we’ve been delaying this article for a while until we had enough information & facts to allow us to enlighten our readers. Hopefully by the end of this article you’ll have no doubts about this subject.
1. Lemons
Lemons are a citrus fruit that people often use in traditional remedies because of their health benefits. Like other citrus fruits, they contain vitamin C and other antioxidants. These compounds mop up free radicals in the body that can damage the body’s cells and lead to diseases, such as cancers.
How to eat lemons Use the juice of a lemon to flavor drinking water or squeeze over a salad or fish. It is also possible to eat the rind of organic lemons.
Things To Consider
Most nutrient-rich foods are found in the perimeter (outer circle) of the grocery store.
The amount of nutrient-rich foods you should eat depends on your daily calorie needs.
How Can I Be Sure I’M Eating Enough Nutrient-Rich Foods If I’M On A Strict Diet, Like Vegetarian Or Vegan?
Can I Take Supplements Or Multivitamins To Increase My Nutrients?
Blueberries Can Help Support Healthy Weight Loss
But the truth is, a wealth of research has shown that the ordinary apples, grapes, and other fruits that make our shopping lists week after week boast some pretty impressive health benefits of their own. “One of the great things about fruit that’s easy to find is that consumers are more familiar with what they are and how they taste, and they are more comfortable with them in the kitchen, allowing them to put those fruits to use in a variety of ways,” says Jessica Levinson, RDN, culinary nutrition expert in New Rochelle, New York. Read on to see just how good those shopping-cart staples are for your health.
Bear in mind, though, that most of the following research is limited. Primarily that’s because conducting nutrition research in humans poses a number of challenges, including relying on self-reported data, per an article published in March 2020 in Science.
More Vitamin Rich Foods
Since some vitamins are fat soluble (need fat to be absorbed) meats, oils, and dairy tend to be a better source than leafy vegetables or fruits.