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]]>Broccoli
Remember when you were little and your mom told you to eat your broccoli? Well, she was onto something. Loaded with dietary fiber, you can find 5 grams per cup. Not only that, but chopping broccoli and allowing it to sit for an hour and a half before cooking, activates a substance called sulforaphane which aids in gut health.
Green Peas
Good things come in small packages. Nutritionists recommend getting around 28 grams of fiber per day, and a third of that can be found in one cup of cooked peas. The little guys contain both soluble and insoluble fiber, meaning they improve gut health while also helping you go.
Artichokes
Not only do artichokes make excellent dips, but they also help to get your digestive system moving. A prebiotic fiber known as inulin can be found in artichoke hearts. A recent study found that inulin enables your bowel to work more often, all the while decreasing harmful gut bacteria and increasing the good.
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]]>Broccoli is so versatile—it can be roasted, boiled, steamed, or eaten raw. You can add it to salads or make it in to a soup. It is filled with fiber and lots of essential vitamins and minerals.
Not only is quinoa a great source of protein, it is also filled with lots of fiber. It is a great side dish that goes with everything and can be added to tacos or a salad.
Chia seeds are a really easy way to get some fiber into your breakfast meal. You can make chia pudding or add them to your granola and yogurt. They are also a good source of omega fatty acids.
Sweet potatoes are full of fiber and a great source of vitamin A, to help your vision. Swap out your usual potatoes for these sweet ones—they are just as versatile and taste so delicious.
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]]>Preheat your oven at 375⁰F and spray cooking spray in the mini-muffin tin. Heat oil in a small pan over medium heat then add the chopped onions and sauté for about 4 to 5 minutes or until they become translucent. After that add the broccoli and garlic and cook it until they become soft.
In a medium bowl combine the eggs and milk together by using a fork, add the Sriracha and mustard and give it a good mix.
Divide the broccoli mixture between each prepared mini-muffin cup, sprinkle cheese on top of broccoli mixture and then pour the blended egg mixture over broccoli and cheese mixture. Lastly, sprinkle with paprika.
Bake it for approximately 10 minutes or until the cheese is lightly browned. Serve it immediately!
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]]>No matter how much you might’ve hated it as a kid, broccoli is freaking delicious and it can do wonders for your health.
Orange, lemon, grapefruit or tangerines – no matter which way you decided to go, your immune system will be grateful for your choice to add citrus fruits to the menu.
Garlic is one of the most common home remedies for prevention of colds during chilly winter months, and you can easily add it to your marinades and roasted vegetables.
Red peppers are one of the best sources of vitamin C on the market, and opting for stir-frying and roasting them will allow you to preserve their nutrient content.
Spinach is packed with essential nutrients and antioxidants, which can increase the infection-fighting ability of your immune systems.
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]]>Broccoli
Remember when you were little and your mom told you to eat your broccoli? Well, she was onto something. Loaded with dietary fiber, you can find 5 grams per cup. Not only that, but chopping broccoli and allowing it to sit for an hour and a half before cooking, activates a substance called sulforaphane which aids in gut health.
Green Peas
Good things come in small packages. Nutritionists recommend getting around 28 grams of fiber per day, and a third of that can be found in one cup of cooked peas. The little guys contain both soluble and insoluble fiber, meaning they improve gut health while also helping you go.
Artichokes
Not only do artichokes make excellent dips, but they also help to get your digestive system moving. A prebiotic fiber known as inulin can be found in artichoke hearts. A recent study found that inulin enables your bowel to work more often, all the while decreasing harmful gut bacteria and increasing the good.
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]]>Broccoli is so versatile—it can be roasted, boiled, steamed, or eaten raw. You can add it to salads or make it in to a soup. It is filled with fiber and lots of essential vitamins and minerals.
Not only is quinoa a great source of protein, it is also filled with lots of fiber. It is a great side dish that goes with everything and can be added to tacos or a salad.
Chia seeds are a really easy way to get some fiber into your breakfast meal. You can make chia pudding or add them to your granola and yogurt. They are also a good source of omega fatty acids.
Sweet potatoes are full of fiber and a great source of vitamin A, to help your vision. Swap out your usual potatoes for these sweet ones—they are just as versatile and taste so delicious.
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]]>Preheat your oven at 375⁰F and spray cooking spray in the mini-muffin tin. Heat oil in a small pan over medium heat then add the chopped onions and sauté for about 4 to 5 minutes or until they become translucent. After that add the broccoli and garlic and cook it until they become soft.
In a medium bowl combine the eggs and milk together by using a fork, add the Sriracha and mustard and give it a good mix.
Divide the broccoli mixture between each prepared mini-muffin cup, sprinkle cheese on top of broccoli mixture and then pour the blended egg mixture over broccoli and cheese mixture. Lastly, sprinkle with paprika.
Bake it for approximately 10 minutes or until the cheese is lightly browned. Serve it immediately!
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]]>The post 5 Foods That Can Strengthen Your Immune System appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>No matter how much you might’ve hated it as a kid, broccoli is freaking delicious and it can do wonders for your health.
Orange, lemon, grapefruit or tangerines – no matter which way you decided to go, your immune system will be grateful for your choice to add citrus fruits to the menu.
Garlic is one of the most common home remedies for prevention of colds during chilly winter months, and you can easily add it to your marinades and roasted vegetables.
Red peppers are one of the best sources of vitamin C on the market, and opting for stir-frying and roasting them will allow you to preserve their nutrient content.
Spinach is packed with essential nutrients and antioxidants, which can increase the infection-fighting ability of your immune systems.
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