Eat Red This Valentine's Day
Posted on Feb 13th 2009 11:00AM by Jacki DonaldsonFiled Under: Nutrition & Supplements
Tomorrow is the big day, the one reserved for outpourings of love and affection, sweet surprises and maybe a little chocolate too -- we suggest you go dark on this one. It's also a day for sporting some red. You know, your favorite red sweater, a red scarf, a red ribbon in your hair, red running shoes even.
Ever thought about going red with your fruits and veggies in honor of Valentine's Day? It's a healthy thing to do -- and can be the perfect prep for that big meal you might be sharing with your sweetie once the sun sets.
There are lots of antioxidants in red produce, which means extra protection against all sorts of disease. Can't beat that, so why not show yourself some love this Valentine's Day and throw back some of these super red foods: tomatoes, red peppers, apples, strawberries and raspberries. And let us know in comments what other red foods you might try. Red beans, maybe? How about red cabbage, red wine or watermelon? You tell us.
Ever thought about going red with your fruits and veggies in honor of Valentine's Day? It's a healthy thing to do -- and can be the perfect prep for that big meal you might be sharing with your sweetie once the sun sets.
There are lots of antioxidants in red produce, which means extra protection against all sorts of disease. Can't beat that, so why not show yourself some love this Valentine's Day and throw back some of these super red foods: tomatoes, red peppers, apples, strawberries and raspberries. And let us know in comments what other red foods you might try. Red beans, maybe? How about red cabbage, red wine or watermelon? You tell us.









