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Tomatoes: Tomatoes is a good
source of Vitamin A, and C. It has a low calorie, cholesterol, sodium and
saturated fat.
Eating
tomatoes helps in protection against high blood pressure, strokes, and heart
disease. Tomatoes are a natural cancer fighter. And because tomatoes
have high
water content, it makes it possible for one to get full eating it.
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Sweet Potatoes: Sweet Potatoes are
known as root vegetables and have dozens of anti-cancer nutrients like
Vitamin A, C and Manganese. The potassium in sweet potatoes can protect
your heart by lowering your blood pressure according to the American Heart
Association.
Sweet
Potatoes have high amount of dietary fiber content, meaning that it is good for
those wishing to lose weight as plenty of fibers in the body makes one have the
feeling of fullness, and thus limits hunger which makes adding more calories to
the body results to weight gain.
Garden Egg Plant: Garden Egg plants contain a
lot of dietary fiber, as a result when eaten before meal makes one full and
thus the person would not consume so many calories in normal cooked foods. The
reason is fiber is relatively “bulky” so to speak and takes up much space in
the stomach. When digestion is taking place on fibrous foods, it takes a longer
time to move from the stomach to the digestive tract while keeping the person
full all the while with lesser calories.
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Fresh Pepper: Be it red, green or
yellow pepper, has a known antioxidant called “capsaicin”. This is the
substance that produces the heat effect on the tongue when pepper is eaten. Pepper is one
of the richest vegetables and a recent research also indicated that
eating pepper can help to increase metabolism slightly and thus increase fat
burning throughout the day. Interestingly, scientists have
discovered that this substance in pepper (capsaicin) has the ability to curb
appetite and the desire to eat more foods.
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