Name: ケリ・グラスマンと一緒にカラフルに保つ (Keep It Colorful | A Little Bit Better With Keri Glassman)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:53:37.000Z
Duration: 2 min 13 s
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Hey, I'm Keri Glassman, here with some quick and simple tips to help you feel just a little

bit better. The saying goes: We eat with our eyes first. And that can actually be a good

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thing. Because the way your food looks is equally as important as it being delicious.

The colors of fruits and veggies you eat hold a clue about their nutritional value, which

can tell you a lot about exactly how they can benefit you. When it comes to general

health, you can’t really go wrong with vegetables. We know that. But if you’re interested in

something specific, like foods that will help your skin, for example, the color test is

a great way to make sure you’re getting what your body needs. And it’s way simple.

Just eat at least one orange veggie and one green veggie every day. As part of your daily

vegetable consumption. No loopholes. You still gotta get in other fruits and veggies. So

for beautiful skin, choose one orange and one green. Here’s why: Orange veggies, such

as carrots, squash, pumpkins, and sweet potatoes, contain something called, carotenoids. Carotenoids

are great for your skin. They help defend you from UV damage, prevent acne breakouts,

and even act, as what I call, a natural exfoliant. Green veggies, such as kale and spinach, are

full of vitamin C, which can help repair skin by building collagen. Aka, reducing those

fine lines. In general, choosing a variety of colors in your fruits and vegetables will

help you meet your nutrient needs. We know that. But it will also keep your meals interesting.

So remember: Color matters when it comes to vegetables. For healthier skin, make sure

you eat at least one green and one orange vegetable every day. And in general, a broad

spectrum of color in your produce will help you feel just a little bit better.