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February 26, 2008 by Kavit Haria

Five Foods That Will Rejuvenate Your Body

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You are what you eat is a common saying and it is very true. Eating unhealthy food will lead to low energy, lack of good health and illness. People get into unhealthy habits and then turn to fad diets that will lead to more despair in their lives. They don’t stick to their plan because they don’t see instant results and they return to unhealthy habits.

What you need is a plan that will keep you eating and drinking healthy. You need to follow that plan. You can still eat foods you like, but you need to begin to mix it up with what I like to call “rejuvenating foods” that will keep you at top health, keep your cells energised and prevent cell death.

Here are five foods that will rejuvenate your body:

- Avocados. These delicious fruits contain oleic acid which has shown to help in lowering cholesterol. Avocados are also a good source of potassium which is a mineral that helps regulate blood pressure.

- Ginger. Known to relieve digestive symptoms, ginger is great to take either as supplements or in your daily juice. I take a healthy portion of ginger in my daily apple, carrot and ginger juice.

- Berries. Berries are rich in vitamin C and anti-oxidants amongst other things. Vitamin C is used in blood circulation and anti-oxidants are important in neutralizing harmful free radicals in the body.

- Melons. I specifically like water melons and eat at least two bowls a day when they’re in season. Water melons, as well as obviously being water-rich, give us a lot of fluids that our cells need to perform.

- Garlic. Garlic has long been considered a herbal “wonder drug”, with a reputation in folklore for preventing everything from the common cold and flu to the plague!

Eating healthy and using these rejuvenating foods in your daily diet is also a great way to look younger than your age. 

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Kavit Haria is the founder of Wellness-Junction. He has a keen interest in biology and genetics and put this site to share his views and thoughts on healthy living and prevention as opposed to cure and treatment post-disease.

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4 Comments. Leave Your Comment

  1. Tara Kelly says:

    Your articles were very informative…I am on the fence about flu shots…and am a huge proponent of natural defense boosters. I am a school teacher and vigilant about cleanliness and supplementing my own immune system, for obvious reasons. This leads me to my question about bacterial and viral transferrence and other supplemental prevention methods. There was an organic product that was recommended to me that is produced in Puerto Rico, called PREVIN C. It appealled to me because it could be a supplement to the vaccine and is non-invasive and is simply a barrier within the mucosa and hairs of the nostrils. It seems to be a good measure that can supplment boosting your immune system with the foods that you listed, in addition to keeping yourself healthy.

    February 27, 2008 at 8:07 pm

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  4. diet al says:

    the only one surprised me was the melons. thought had high gi and therefore a danger of “peaks and troughs”

    March 31, 2009 at 12:32 am

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