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63rd ACOG ANNUAL MEETING - Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting
2015-05-02 - 2015-05-06    
All Day
The 2015 Annual Meeting: Something for Every Ob-Gyn The New Year is a time for change! ACOG’s 2015 Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting, May 2–6, [...]
Third Annual Medical Informatics World Conference 2015
2015-05-04 - 2015-05-05    
All Day
About the Conference Held each year in Boston, Medical Informatics World connects more than 400 healthcare, biomedical science, health informatics, and IT leaders to navigate [...]
Health IT Marketing &PR Conference
2015-05-07 - 2015-05-08    
All Day
The Health IT Marketing and PR Conference (HITMC) is organized by HealthcareScene.com and InfluentialNetworks.com. Healthcare Scene is a network of influential Healthcare IT blogs and health IT career [...]
Becker's Hospital Review 6th Annual Meeting
2015-05-07 - 2015-05-09    
All Day
This ​exclusive ​conference ​brings ​together ​hospital ​business ​and ​strategy ​leaders ​to ​discuss ​how ​to ​improve ​your ​hospital ​and ​its ​bottom ​line ​in ​these ​challenging ​but ​opportunity-filled ​times. The ​best ​minds ​in ​the ​hospital ​field ​will ​discuss ​opportunities ​for ​hospitals ​plus ​provide ​practical ​and ​immediately ​useful ​guidance ​on ​ACOs, ​physician-hospital ​integration, ​improving ​profitability ​and ​key ​specialties. Cancellation ​Policy: ​Written ​cancellation ​requests ​must ​be ​received ​within ​120 ​days ​of ​transaction ​or ​by ​March ​1, ​2015, ​whichever ​is ​first. ​ ​Refunds ​are ​subject ​to ​a ​$100 ​processing ​fee. ​Refunds ​will ​not ​be ​made ​after ​this ​date. Click Here to Register
Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare Summit
2015-05-13 - 2015-05-14    
All Day
Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare Summit "Improve Outcomes with Big Data" May 13–14 Philadelphia, 2015 Why Attend This Summit will bring together healthcare executives [...]
iHT2 Health IT Summit in Boston
2015-05-19 - 2015-05-20    
All Day
iHT2 [eye-h-tee-squared]: 1. an awe-inspiring summit featuring some of the world.s best and brightest. 2. great food for thought that will leave you begging for more. 3. [...]
2015 Convergence Summit
2015-05-26 - 2015-05-28    
All Day
The Convergence Summit is WLSA’s annual flagship event where healthcare, technology and wireless health communication leaders tackle key issues facing the connected health community. WLSA designs [...]
eHealth 2015: Making Connections
2015-05-31    
All Day
e-Health 2015: Making Connections Canada's ONLY National e-Health Conference and Tradeshow WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU IN TORONTO! Hotel accommodation The e-Health 2015 Organizing [...]
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Five Healthy Fruits and Vegetables Rich in Vitamins and Nutrients

Five Healthy Fruits and Vegetables Rich in Vitamins and Nutrients

In these tough times, it’s crucial to try to keep your health up. It will take methods like regular exercise and a positive diet to help maintain your bodily strength. Even if you have certain physical conditions that would require you to wear a medical alert necklace, eating the right foods still plays a significant role in taking care of your body. There are a wide variety of unique and healthy foods you can eat, like eggs and wheat. However, no other food groups are composed of as many vitamins and nutrients like fruits and vegetables. Here are five common fruits and vegetables you can add to your daily diet.

  1. Spinach

You’ve probably heard of Popeye and what he’s famous for, which is spinach. The episodes from his show usually feature him eating this leafy green vegetable, getting cartoonishly large muscles from it, and performing incredible feats like beating up 20 guys in ten seconds. You might be surprised to find that this cartoon has some spinach roots in reality. According to the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, the inorganic nitrate in spinach can help enhance your muscles. You won’t be able to beat up someone three times your size immediately after inhaling a can of this vegetable, but it still contributes to increasing your strength. That is an important detail about spinach in addition to it boosting your iron.

  1. Cauliflower

Cauliflower is high in fiber, which can help decrease inflammation. Eating a suitable amount of fiber can assist in preventing constipation. It’s good to consume cauliflower if you specifically want antioxidants. There are various antioxidants, like flavonoids, which can help lessen the chances of heart disease. Cauliflower is also excellent for those looking to lose weight. This vegetable helps to quell your appetite by making you feel full.

  1. Oranges

Citrus fruits generally have their advantages, but oranges are among the easiest to consume on their own. It’s a steady source of vitamin C. This can help repair body tissues, meaning it’s great for muscle recovery after a workout. It can assist in preventing anemia by promoting the absorption of iron. There are other healthy substances you can find in oranges, like potassium. It’s mostly elements like citrus acid that provide certain benefits, such as diminishing the likelihood of kidney stones.

  1. Plums

Plums are one of the most accessible foods you can eat on this list. There’s no need to cook it or add flavorings; all you have to do is rinse it and take a bite. Plums could help maintain your blood sugar by raising the levels of adiponectin. There are also prunes, which contain healthy substances separate from plums. Prunes are commonly known for helping with constipation. They also contain antioxidants and improve your bone health.

  1. Green Peas

Green peas are one of the most, if not the most, common canned vegetable around. You can cook peas pretty quickly or be creative with them by adding them to other vegetables and soups. They’re perfect for vegans and vegetarians because of the protein they contain. Green peas also fill you up, making it another recommendation for weight loss. It could prevent or reduce the chances of gaining conditions like diabetes and cancer.

Combine Fruits and Vegetables

On their own, fruits and vegetables are pretty healthy. That gets boosted when you combine them. You can make a smoothie as a quick and fun way to consume multiple fruits at once. Salads are a great way to eat a variety of vegetables together. There are all kinds of ways to cook a vegetable soup. One reason it’s vital to eat many healthy foods at once is it can give you more nutrients and other healthy substances in a single sitting. The minerals in one fruit can help complete a different fruit with other vitamins in your diet.

There’s a variety of crops you can consume to maintain your health. Some are common, some are seasonal, and there may be fruits and vegetables you’ve never tried or seen before. Whether you have a condition engraved on your medical alert necklace or not, fresh goods will serve to be beneficial to your overall health. Some fruits and vegetables can prevent specific medical issues and illnesses as well as help them. In addition to exercise, fresh produce will help you stay healthy during these trying times. The best part is that individuals like vegans and those fatally allergic to gluten don’t have to sift through which fruits and vegetables best fit their diet.