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People who eat canned fruits and veggies have a healthier diet than those that do not eat vegetables at all.

Posted by Bobby Brown on June 14, 2020 - 2:08pm


People who eat canned fruits and veggies have a healthier diet than those that do not eat vegetables at all. A new study funded by the Canned Food Alliance aimed to discover if there were any health benefits of eating canned vegetables. “About 11% of these individuals ate canned vegetables and fruits on any given day. Overall, these people tended to consume higher amounts of certain nutrients as well as more calories, sugar and fat…” The study advised to look for low-sodium and low-sugar canned goods in order to eliminate excess calories, sugar, and fat upon consumption. While the study did not say that canned fruits and vegetables were better or worse than fresh ones, it did stress that the important takeaway is to eat fruit and veggies no matter what packaging they come in.

Exercising may be able to help you fight a cold more efficiently. A recent study has shown that frequent exercise could be the key to building up a healthier immune system. “…our immune system reacts to invading microbes through a variety of cells. Some of these cells don’t directly combat the infection, but instead promote the development of inflammation…Scientists have long tried to determine why inflammation sometimes grows rampant in the body. One thing they’ve noticed is that fat cells are particularly adept at producing substances that promote inflammation…[which] can lead to…a weaker overall immune response to an infection or illness.” Regular exercise promotes positive inflammation in the body—through the healing and growth of muscles—and decreases the likelihood of excessive negative inflammation that can lead to colds, flus, and other infections.