You Say Tomato - I Say Superfood
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You Say Tomato, I Say Superfood
Summary
Want to boost your health? Eat a tomato!---
The tomato has worn many hats throughout history: Peruvian apple, love apple, and even, at times, considered a vegetable in the U.S. Today, it’s gaining a reputation as a superfood!
This nutritional powerhouse might not leap tall buildings, but it does some remarkable things. Studies suggest tomatoes may help lower the risk of prostate, breast, lung, and stomach cancers. The Herald Sun reported in 2003 that the yellow jelly around tomato seeds might prevent blood cells from clumping, reducing the risk of strokes and heart attacks.
What makes this little red fruit so extraordinary? Lycopene.
Lycopene might not sound appetizing, but this powerful antioxidant gives tomatoes their red color and their disease-fighting abilities.
Just ask an Italian. Tomatoes are a staple in Italian cuisine, and studies suggest that the high tomato intake may contribute to lower rates of digestive tract cancers in Italy.
You don't have to eat a ton of fresh tomatoes to reap the benefits. Research indicates that consuming tomatoes every other day can improve lung capacity. Plus, lycopene is more easily absorbed when tomatoes are processed into ketchup, sauce, or paste. This makes tomatoes not just a superfood, but an easy one to integrate into your diet.
Fresh tomatoes are also packed with nutrients and are absolutely delicious. Just keep in mind: avoid refrigerating them. Cold temperatures can ruin both their flavor and nutritional value.
So, treat yourself to something healthy tonight. Enjoy a tomato!
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