What are the benefits of adding more green veggies to diet?

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  1. peachwithasmile profile image63
    peachwithasmileposted 12 years ago

    What are the benefits of adding more green veggies to diet?

  2. avorodisa profile image78
    avorodisaposted 12 years ago

    A lot of people love green plants: dill, parsley, celery and other. We add them to salads, meat dishes, soups. We especially love to consume greens during winter months and spring time. read more

  3. darrensurrey profile image61
    darrensurreyposted 12 years ago

    A multitude of vitamins plus fibre to help you "go" more easily; reduces risk of various cancers.

    Oh and they taste great.

    Add colourful vegetables, too: beetroot, carrots, etc.

  4. robie2 profile image78
    robie2posted 12 years ago

    There are so many benefits to adding green veggies to your diet that it is hard to know where to start.  You'll get more vitamins, minerals and fiber which means you will have more energy, your bowels will move right along, and your immune system will be strong.  Your skin will look better. Your eyes will be bright and who knows, you may even live longer because there is some evidence that green veggies help you avoid some cancers, diabetes, and heart disease.

    Green veggies are definitely a good good thing both cooked and raw

  5. ishwaryaa22 profile image82
    ishwaryaa22posted 12 years ago

    More green veggies in one's diet provide extra calcium, various vitamins and many more nutrtional values! The more green veggies including spinach, broccoli, greens, lettuce, etc are extremely healthy and help in rejuvinating the body-parts, particularly eyes, hair and certain body-organs. These green veggies if in more quantity, contain hardly any fats and hence are an ideal part of healthy diet for those either weight-conscious or health-conscious people.

  6. tigerbaby777 profile image79
    tigerbaby777posted 12 years ago

    While green veggies add a lot of needed vitamins and minerals to your diet, be careful, they also contain vitamin K which is a blood thickener.  If you are prone to blood clotting or stroke be careful.  If you are not used to eating a lot of greens make sure you start out slowly and not all at once.

  7. peachwithasmile profile image63
    peachwithasmileposted 12 years ago

    Thank you all for you insight.  I have to start eating more green veggies now.

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