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Nine foods, and the one thing each is actually doing
You have seen this post before. The one where a food is good for some organ and nobody ever says why. Here it is with the why attached, and with amounts, because the amount is the part that makes it doable. Three worth reading twice: Brazil nuts. One nut covers your selenium for the day. Genuinely one. They are also the only thing on this list you can overdo, so keep it to one or two rather than a handful. Mushrooms. Slice them, lay them gills up on a windowsill in direct sun, and they make vitamin D, the same way your skin does. Sliced works far better than whole, because more surface is catching the light. Sweet potato. The oil you roast it in is not a garnish, it is the transport. Beta carotene needs fat to get into you, so a dry baked one gives you less of what you came for. 🌿 Want the gentle version of all of this, laid out over five days? Comment GLOW and we will send you The 5-Day Glow Guide.
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