Vegetables are always a good idea.

They provide a wide array of vitamins, nutrients, and minerals, and they’re chock full ofantioxidants.

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However, this veggie is full of many more health benefits than just fiber.

“Carrots promote eye health, support digestion, and are rich in beta-carotenean antioxidant,” says Goodson.

“Ultimately, it helps our heart, lungs and other organs function properly.”

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“Consumption is also associated with heart health and helps to reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases.”

cooked carrots

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roasted sweet potatoes

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raw brussels sprouts

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fresh baby spinach

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fresh basket of kale

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broccoli

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artichokes and lemon halves

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Green peas

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