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Carrot


Bright orange colored root vegetables. Carrots are good for your eyesight and reduces the chance of a heart attack.
Good for decreasing the chance for cardiovascular disease (blood clots, heart issues), possible preventation for glamucoma (which damages the nerve vital for vision) , and a possible reduction to developing prostate cancer.
Vital for strong teeth, hair, and bones, carrots can help reduce blood cholesterol.

Vitamins and Nutritional Content (per 100 G):

  • Protein (1.2 g)
  • Fiber (3.6 g)
  • Vitamin A (21,383 IU)
  • Vitamin B6 (24.3 mg)
  • Vitamin C (7.6 mg)
  • Vitamin K (16.9 mcg)
  • Alpha-carotene (44,451 mcg)
  • Beta-carotene (10,605 mcg)
  • Betaine (0.5 mg)
  • Calcium (25 mg)
  • Choline (12 mg)
  • Lutein (328 mcg)
  • Lycopene (1.3 mcg)
  • Manganese (0.2 mg)
  • Omego-3 fatty acids (3 mg)
  • Potassium (410 mg)