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Healthy Habits: Introducing Your Kids to Red Foods
Give your child a fighting chance and stop feeding them nonsense. Use these 8 foods to help them live a healthier, stronger life.

In Japan, the color red signifies energy and power and is often used as a color for heroic figures. This is a good description because when you include red fruits and vegetables in your child's meals, they will grow up strong like superheroes.
Red foods are packed with lots of vitamins and minerals like vitamin A, vitamin C and potassium. Red foods also contain compounds called phytochemicals, which have been shown to have positive health benefits. Phytochemicals, you might have heard about, include flavonoids, lycopene, reservatol and capsaicin.
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