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Eat the Rainbow

Writer: Jessica Jackson
Jessica Jackson
7 days ago
1 min read

Updated: 7 days ago

Did you know that each color of rainbow plays a different role in our overall health?


A street side fruit stand

Red

Decreases inflammation because of being rich in lycopene and anthocyans, which are antioxidants. 

  • tomatoes

  • cherries

  • strawberries and raspberries

  • red bell pepper

  • beets

  • red grapes. 


Orange

Foods provide carotenoids and antioxidants like beta-carotene and vitamin C that support hormone production, ovulation, and sperm quality. Orange foods also support fat tissue metabolism and encourage healthy fat loss. 

  • sweet potatoes 

  • oranges

  • carrots

  • pumpkins

  • orange bell pepper

  • persimmons

  • papayas 

  • mangoes 

  • cantaloupe

  • lentils 


Yellow

Foods aid in digestion by providing fiber, prebiotics, and specific enzymes that break down food and nourish gut bacteria.

  • bananas

  • pineapples

  • ginger

  • corn

  • yellow tomatoes

  • lemon


Green 

Foods support heart health, circulation, and respiration by providing vitamins, nitrates, and antioxidants. 

  • spinach

  • kale

  • collard greens

  • Swiss chard

  • broccoli


Blue and Purple 

Food is great for the brain by providing anthocyanins that reduce brain inflammation and protect against cognitive aging. 

  • blueberries

  • blackberries

  • bilberries

  • purple and red grapes

  • purple sweet potatoes

  • purple carrots

  • red cabbage

  • egg plant


Now you know some of the benefits of eating the rainbow.

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