Peppers provide more vitamin C than oranges. They have B-6, folate, and beta-carotene. Bell peppers' antioxidants protect eyesight.
Bell Peppers
Heart-healthy beets. This anti-inflammatory and antioxidant vegetable lowers blood pressure and oxidative stress. Their antioxidant can fight diabetic nerve issues.
Beets
Onions contain cancer-fighting sulphur compounds. Vitamin C, B-6, and manganese are present. Onion chemicals reduce stomach and prostate cancers.
Onions
Tomatoes are a fruit, however they're used in veggie dishes. Potassium and vitamin C are abundant. Lycopene and beta-carotene in tomatoes reduce cancer risk. Tomatoes have eye-healthy chemicals.
Tomatoes
Garlic's health advantages are connected to allicin. Garlic regulates blood sugar and promotes heart health, according to studies. Raw garlic has more health advantages than cooked garlic.
Garlic
Asparagus is another daily-eaten veggie. Asparagus stalks are low-calorie and high-fiber. They have folate, C, A, and K. Asparagus is liver-protective.
Asparagus
Mushrooms boost brainpower, heart health, and illness prevention. They're a protein- and fiber-rich meat alternative. Mushrooms have B and D.
Mushrooms
Leafy greens are good for your diet. Spinach's antioxidants lessen chronic illness risk. Raw spinach has 7 calories and vitamins A and K per cup.
Spinach
Brussel sprouts are cruciferous. They're as healthy as broccoli. Brussel sprouts contain kaempferol, a cell-damaging chemical.