Apples |
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Bursting with antioxidants including polyphenols, flavonoids and vitamin c |
Avocado |
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High in fiber, folate, potassium, vitamin e and magnesium |
Beans |
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Low-fat source of protein, fiber, b vitamins, Iron, folate and magnesium |
Blueberries |
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Packed with exceptionally high levels of antioxidant phytonutrients |
Broccoli |
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Generous amounts of fiber, vitamins b6, c and e and a healthy portion of vitamin k |
Cinnamon |
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One of the oldest known spices, long used In traditional medicine |
Dark Chocolate |
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Provides antioxidant flavonols |
Dried Super Fruits |
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Concentrated source of health-promoting nutrients |
Extra Virgin Olive Oil |
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Great source of vitamin e |
Garlic |
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Nutrient rich, including vitamins b6 and c, phosphorous, zinc and selenium |
Honey |
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Antioxidant activity stems from peptides, organic acids and enzymes |
Kiwi |
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Offers vitamin c, folate, potassium and fiber and is a low-calorie source of vitamin e |
Low-fat yogurt |
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Includes live active cultures, protein, calcium and b vitamins |
Oats |
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Low in calories, high in fiber, protein, magnesium, potassium, zinc and copper |
Onions |
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Rich dietary source of flavonoids and phytonutrients |
Oranges |
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A potent source of vinatim c and rich in flavonoids |
Pomegranates |
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Abundant in potassium, vitamin c, polyphenols and vitamin b6 |
Pumpkin |
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Low in calories and extremely high in fiber, vitamins c and e and carotenoids |
Spinach |
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Contains iron, antioxidants, vitamin k, coenzyme q10 and omega 3 fatty acids |
Tea |
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Brimming with antioxidants and important vitamins and minerals |
Tomatoes |
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Supply fiber and are a rich source of the antioxidant lycopene |
Turkey |
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One of the leanest meat protein sources, also contains vitamins b6 and b12 and zinc |
Soy |
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Great source of vitamins, minerals, plant protein and soluble fiber |
Walnuts |
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Provide fiber, protein, b vitamins, magnesium and antioxidant vitamin e |
Wild Salmon |
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High in protein and one of the richest sources of omega-3 fatty acids |