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Food is important things in human life. Everyone have to eat healthy food to maintain the body. But we have to take care of, what we should have to eat or not. Healthy food means not only chicken or fish, but also vegetables.


Vegetables are available in wide variety. Green vegetables good for health. In general, vegetables contain varying portions of minerals, vitamins, carbohydrates and fiber. Not only is this but vegetables contained important component photochemical.


As a general rule, it is nearly always best to consume a vegetable while it is fresh. Exposure to high amounts of heat can lower the nutritional value of many vegetables, since it breaks down key components that provide vitamins. Fresh vegetables can be added to salads, dips, sauces and can even be juiced to make a highly nutritious beverage.


Adding vegetables to your diet is a very effective way to improve your overall health. There are many ways that you can incorporate vegetables into your meals. For example, if you are planning a family meal of steak and potatoes, try adding a salad of fresh greens as a starter course. For lunchtime, you can add fresh spinach and roma tomatoes to a ham sandwich to create a more nutritious meal. It’s even possible to add fresh tomatoes, garlic and onions to your spaghetti sauce without overcooking them to the point where they lose their nutritional value.

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Vegetables are very important in our diet and cannot be avoided at any circumstances. Vegetables are low-fat, low-calorie and contain no cholesterol. Vegetables are excellent sources of vitamins A, E and C, fiber, folic acid and potassium. Potassium is essential in controlling blood pressure. Folic acid helps form red blood cells in the body. Vitamin A is essential for skin and eye health. Vitamin C helps the body heal cuts and wounds and keeps gums and teeth healthy. Vitamin E guards vitamin A and essential fatty acids from cell oxidation.Following site has other health benefits of vegetables in our diet. http://www.fruitsandveggiesmatter.gov/benefits/




Well said @Mike Vegetables and fruits are important part of our daily diet, if we miss their consumption for a long time it will surely impact us in form of some or the other deficiencies. Eat veggies and fruits to be healthy and fit.

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