Seriously, Eat More Fruits And Vegetables
Which fruits and vegetables are good for your heart? That’s simple: they all do. Researchers examined 95 studies in 2017 and published their findings in the International Journal of Epidemiology. They discovered that eating five servings (approximately 2.5 cups) of fruits and vegetables each day reduces your risk of heart disease modestly. Increasing that portion to ten servings reduces your risk by 28% and your risk of dying prematurely by 31%.
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The foods that provided the highest advantages, according to the study, were apples, citrus fruits, pears, leafy green vegetables, and yellow-orange vegetables. In short, any fruit or vegetable will be beneficial.
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