If your DNA gets damaged by free radicals, this damage can cause cell mutations, leading to cancer.
Therefore, it is not enough just to eat the right amount of calories each day, it is the quality of those calories which also counts.
Cherries and tomatoes are two fruits which help protect DNA from damage.
Cherries
Cherries are a rich source of flavonoids, which are extremely powerful antioxidants. The flavonoids in cherries are so strong, that they can even help prevent things like arthritis and swelling of your joints.
A person who makes a point to drink or consume about 225-250 grams per day of cherries will not only reduce the chances of getting arthritis and inflammation and gout, but the actual levels of uric acid which cause gout can also be lowered. Cherries are also very good for your digestive tract.
Those Tomatoes
Unless you are specifically allergic to tomatoes, it is very important that they always be a regular part of your diet.
Tomatoes are rich in Vitamins A and C, calcium, phosphorous, potassium and sodium.
Tomatoes are also loaded with very powerful antioxidants. The magic ingredient in tomatoes which makes them so effective is the antioxidant lypocene.
Caution About Tomatoes
While tomatoes are unquestionably good for you, remember NOT to eat too many of them each day. As with everything in life, use moderation.
If you eat more than four tomatoes every day, it can start to interfere with your body’s natural ability to absorb calcium, which your bones and teeth need a healthy supply of.
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Key Article Words in Englisharthritis = artritida |
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