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Probiotic T-50
by rohini matthew (2019-02-13)
In addition to the aforementioned Probiotic T-50 Review nutrients, perhaps the most important pumpkin contains are carotenoids. Carotenoids are fat-soluble compounds that are found in red, yellow and orange fruits and vegetables. These carotenoids are antioxidants that are important in aid in slowing the aging process as well as protecting the skin and eyes from the damaging effects of the sun. Another plus are their ability to prevent cancer of the colon, skin and breast.Most of us are familiar with beta-carotene, but have probably never heard of alpha-carotene. High concentration of alpha-carotene is perhaps what makes the pumpkin such a nutritional super-star. This is because alpha-carotenes have been proven to reduce the effects of aging on the body as a whole. Alpha-carotenes also help prevent cataracts, macular degeneration and cardiovascular disease.Since pumpkin is unfamiliar to most of us in terms of eating it unless in pie, how do we add it effectively to our diets? For starters, you can add canned pumpkin to soups as a base. One half cup serving of pumpkin yields 5 whopping grams of fiber! You can also bake it, and then cube it to make a wonderful addition to soups or casseroles. It's low in calories and quite filling.
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