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Why Eat Purple Food?

Updated: Apr 16, 2021


✅Purple food is high in the antioxidants reservatrol and anthocyanin. Antioxidants play a vital role in protecting our bodies, from - you guessed it - oxidants, also known as free radicals. Free radicals are a part of life, produced from bi-products of metabolism or environment, and with a healthy body our liver, kidneys, lungs work hard to remove toxins that can cause damage. ⠀

✅A recipe for chronic disease includes an overload of oxidants, (from processed foods, trans fats, medication, paints, chemicals, alcohol, nicotine, burnt food, toxins…) a less than optimally healthy body (from age, medication, malnourishment, lifestyle factors, stress) and a diet low in antioxidants. This is a combination of factors you really want to avoid.⠀

✅Eating a predominantly plant-based diet high in antioxidants, with a rainbow of colours, including plenty of purple rich foods is a great way to stay healthy and give your body a fighting chance:⠀

💜Red cabbage⠀

💜Aubergine⠀

💜Purple carrots⠀

💜Purple sweet potato⠀

💜Beetroot⠀

💜Cranberries⠀

💜Figs⠀

💜Cherries⠀

💜Blackcurrants⠀

💜Blueberries⠀

💜Plums⠀

Salad I had for lunch includes:⠀

✨Red cabbage, shredded⠀

✨Carrots grated⠀

✨Fennel, sliced⠀

✨Parsley, chopped⠀

✨Halloumi, fried⠀

✨Seeds, toasted

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