Carrots
Carrots are very versatile as they can be consumed raw or cooked. They are brimming with vitamin A and carotene. These can prevent night blindness and also promotes healthy breast milk among pregnant women. Carrots can also improve the health of your skin and regulate your blood-sugar levels.
Broccoli
One of the best ways to cook broccoli is to steam it – it locks in all the goodness. That goodness includes plenty of vitamin A and vitamin C. This antioxidant vegetable regulates your immune system, and controls cholesterol and blood-pressure levels.
Lettuce
Lettuce contains loads of vitamins: A, B and K. This salad leaf increases blood flow and purifies it. Also given the fact that lettuce has no calories it is extremely healthy. This truly is one of the best options you can choose for a vitamin-rich diet.
Cantaloupe
Cantaloupes are one of the most nutrient-rich fruits that you can eat. Their vitamin rich flesh contains high levels of vitamins A, B6 and C. Of course, this melon also contains plenty of fibre which is excellent for digestion. It can promote cellular antioxidants and reduces the risk of cell death.
Green Beans
Also known as string, snap or French beans, this vitamin-rich green vegetable is a great natural option if you want to treat diabetes. They contain lots of vitamin C which can protect the body from osteoporosis and eczema. Steaming them is probably the best plan.