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5 Foods To Eat If You Want To Live Longer And Healthier

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5 Foods To Eat If You Want To Live Longer And Healthier

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When it comes to ageing, food is such an important part of the process of getting older.

The food you eat affects your health and the chances of getting diseases. Here are some meals that make you live a long and healthy life.

  1. Beans
    The fibre in beans aids digestion and helps reduce the risk of diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. A diet rich in fibre would have you lose weight since it prolongs your feeling of fullness.

  2. Vegetables
    Vitamin K, found in dark, leafy greens, supports healthy bones. Vitamin A, which is found in carrots, helps to keep your eyes and skin healthy and guards against infection. Vegetables have tons of vitamins, minerals, fibre, and antioxidants that protect you from chronic diseases.

 

  1. Milk and yoghurt
    Milk and other dairy products fortified with vitamin D assist your body in absorbing and using calcium. For people with osteoporosis, which causes the bones to thin out, this is so important.

  2. Herbs and spices rather than salt
    Try the Mediterranean diet. They eat a lot of fish, vegetables, and whole grain and flavour their meals with spices and herbs rather than salt and use olive oil rather than vegetable oil. This “Mediterranean diet” improve your heart health and reduce your risk of developing cancer and memory loss.

  3. Fish
    Fish has DHA and EPA fatty acids which support brain and nervous system function, it has been called “brain food.” Also, eating fish once or twice a week may reduce your risk of developing dementia.

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