where do nutrients come from?
The natural, protective substances found in plants that also give them their unique color are called phytonutrients (or "plant nutrients"). To get the full range of health benefits associated with plant nutrients, you should eat a rainbow of color every day.
Click on the color tabs below for information about the fruits and vegetables associated with each color, the key phytonutrients they contain and their individual health benefits.
Red - Nutrients Your Body Will Love
Delicious reds range from sweet strawberries to spicy red peppers.Health Benefits
- Prostate Health
- DNA Health
Purple - Into the Blue ... and Purple
Rich in color, flavor, and most importantly, nutrients. Purple and blue fruits and vegetables support heart and brain health and provide excellent antioxidant protection. Fruits & Vegetables
Health Benefits - Black Currants
- Eggplant
- Plums
- Beets
- Blackberries
- Blueberries
- Grapes
- Cognitive Health
- Heart Health
- Support Arterial Function
- Antioxidant Protection
Green - Freshen Your Diet with Green
Green fruits and vegetables support arterial function, cell health, lung and vision health and help maintain healthy liver function. They also help facilitate interaction between cells and maintains healthy cell growth.Health Benefits
- Cell Health
- Support Arterial Function
- Lung Health
- Maintain Healthy Liver Function
White - Feeling Right with White
White fruits and vegetables are savory favorites and a tasty way to support a healthy lifestyle. Fruits & Vegetables
- Pears
- Cauliflower
- Garlic
- White Kidney Beans
- Horseradish
- Mushrooms
- Onions
- Maintain Healthy Bones
- Circulatory Health
- Support Arterial Function
Orange - Orange and Yellow for a Brighter Day
Sunny colors for a happy, healthier you.Health Benefits
- Eye Health
- Healthy Immune Function
- Maintain Skin Hydration
- Healthy Growth and
Development
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