- 1.
Fruits:
• Berries, including strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries; • Apples
• Watermelon; pineapple; oranges; bananas; kiwis; mangoes; avocado
2. Vegetables: Bell peppers (red, yellow, green) • Broccoli • Cauliflower • Leafy greens (spinach, kale, Swiss chard, arugula)
• Sweet potatoes; carrots; tomatoes; cucumbers; zucchini
3. Complete Grains:
Quinoa, brown rice, barley, bulgur, whole wheat pasta, ferro, and buckwheat
- 2.
Lean meats (turkey, chicken breast) and fish (trout, mackerel, salmon,
and tuna) are good sources of protein.
• Tofu; Tempeh; Greek yogurt; Lean beef (grass-fed, sirloin); Eggs; Legume (beans, lentils, chickpeas);
• Cheddar cottage
3. Seeds and Nuts:
• Flaxseeds; Chia seeds; Almonds; Walnuts; Cashews; Pistachios; Pumpkin seeds; Sunflower seeds
4. Nutritious Fats:
• Avocado; • Coconut; • Olive oil - •
Nuts and seeds; • Fatty fish (sardines, mackerel, and salmon).
2. Dairy and Alternatives to Dairy:
• Yogurt from Greece
• Almond milk; soy milk; coconut milk; cheddar cheese; cashew milk
3. Spices and Herbs:
• Garlic • Ginger • Turmeric • Cinnamon • Basil
• Cilantro • Rosemary • Oregano
• Parsley
2. Nutritious Drinks: Water, herbal teas, green tea, and occasionally black
coffee
You can make sure that you're getting a variety of nutrients to support general
health and well-being by including a variety of these foods in your diet. When
it comes to your eating habits, always remember to aim for balance and
moderation and to concentrate on whole, minimally processed foods.


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