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Let's Eat Guava

Macarrosel @Macarrosel (7498) • Philippines 17 Jun 16

Guava is just an ordinary fruit found anywhere. But never take this fruit for granted for it contains extraordinary benefits. It is rich with Vitamin C, lycopene, and antioxidants. It is also rich in fiber that helps prevent...

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Do you believe that tomato is also a fruit?

metafight @metafight (70) • Philippines 5 Nov 11

Tomato is not just a spice tomato is also a fruit, which has a component of vitamin c and lycopene. We usually use tomato in our kitchen when cooking dishes. Lycopene is a substance which is naturally found in tomatoes, regularly...

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Fight on cancer with Red flag

k sridharprasad @yugasini (12892) • Secunderabad, India 16 Aug 11

hi mylot friends, Lycopene available in red fruits will play a key role to fight with cancer virus in cancer patients and it protects the healthy people from Cancer as per recent researchers invention. Lycopene help every cell...

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Lycopene.

rameshkumaar57 @rameshkumaar57 (5908) • India 2 Dec 08

Today I would like to write about an anti oxidant Lycored (Lycopene extract) this is an extract of tomato skin and was discovered by Israeli scientists, who are the pioneers of anti oxidants. Lycored or lycopene is wonder drug,...

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Do you eat RED?

crazynurse @crazynurse (7482) • United States 25 Jan 08

Did you know that eating the following red foods is extremely good for your health? The healthy red foods are: exttomatoes, watermelon, cherries, cranberries, pomegranates, beets, red peppers, radishes, radicchio, red potatoes,...

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They're red or yellow and extremely healthy! Eat them!

crazynurse @crazynurse (7482) • United States 12 Jul 07

They are easy to incorporate into your diet and they are extremely healthy....the common tomatoes! Tomatoes are loaded with lycopene, a chemical that gets into our body and absorbs free radicals! (nasty little cells in our body...

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Red sauce or white sauce for your pasta?

earth2jacq @earth2jacq (1498) • Philippines 24 Feb 07

I prefer red sauce or tomato sauce for my pasta. White sauce are too creamy for my taste that is why I get tired of it easily. The lycopene in tomato is a very good plus as well.

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