Sentences with phrase «keeping dark leafy»

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This Antioxidant - Rich Berry Green Smoothie contains one of your servings of dark leafy greens for the day, a daily serving of fruit, is packed with more antioxidants than most fruits and veggies, and contains minerals to keep your brain and body primed for a energized day ahead!

, dark leafy greens, garlic, almonds, chick peas, hops (drink a beer, but keep in mind your baby will also get some of the alcohol), and fennel.

Drinking a glass of milk, eating yogurt or making a salad with dark, leafy greens will all aid in keeping our sodium habit at bay while increasing calcium and iron levels.

This Antioxidant - Rich Berry Green Smoothie contains one of your servings of dark leafy greens for the day, a daily serving of fruit, is packed with more antioxidants than most fruits and veggies, and contains minerals to keep your brain and body primed for a energized day ahead!

For example, vitamin A, from dark leafy green vegetables, keeps your eyes healthy and helps with night vision.

Most people can keep their magnesium levels in the therapeutic range without resorting to supplements, simply by eating a varied diet, including plenty of dark - green leafy vegetables.

Whole, organic, fresh fruits and vegetables, especially dark leafy green vegetables contain the nutrition we need to super-charge our immune systems and keep us healthy and strong.

Keeping your blood sugar stable, dark green leafy veggies are a nutrient - packed superfood high in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and folate.

Brimming with key vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, low in calories, and full of fiber, dark leafy greens keep the whole body system in tip top shape.

By eating dark leafy greens, seeds, nuts, bananas, tofu, black beans, and even dark chocolate on a regular basis, you can keep your levels high.

As guinea pigs are unable to store or produce Vitamin C, you might want to include foods high in Vitamin C (like papayas, broccoli and dark leafy greens) in order to keep them healthy.

These worms are a tropical species and should be kept at room temperature and fed an appropriate diet of dark, leafy greens and commercial gut loads.

The American Diabetes Association recommends ten foods that help keep your A1c low; these include beans, dark green leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, sweet potatoes, berries, tomatoes, fish high in omega - 3 fatty acids, whole grains, nuts and low - fat milk or yogurt.