10 foods to make you feel fantastic

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American blueberry pancakes
Apple & blueberry bircher
Fruitburst muffins

Carrots

High in carotene, known to boost the immune system.

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Skinny carrot fries
Carrot, apple & celeriac mash
Carrot & hummus roll-ups

Lettuce & salad greens

Tangy varieties, such as chicory and endive, stimulate the liver, making them great detoxifiers. Most lettuces contain valuable amounts of vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants.

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Garden salad
Vitality chicken salad with avocado dressing
Lettuce rolls

Beetroot

Bursting with minerals and has anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, immune-boosting and detoxifying properties.

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Honey-roast beetroot
Beetroot falafel
Creamy beetroot curry

Brazil nuts

You only need to eat two or three a day to benefit from their great combination of immune-boosting nutrients: vitamin E, selenium and B vitamins.

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Sweet & spicy nuts
Brazil & banana bread
Brazil nut & banana crunch Saturdaes

Grapefruit

Grapefruit has immune-boosting, antiseptic, wound-healing and anti-bacterial properties.

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Grapefruit, orange & apricot salad
Prawn & pink grapefruit noodle salad
Honeyed orange & grapefruit

Garlic

Strengthens the heart and blood, and has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties. Also thought to help lower blood pressure. A key ingredient is allicin, which has cancer-fighting potential.

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Crispy garlic & rosemary slices
Spaghetti with spinach & garlic
Green beans with shallots, garlic & toasted almonds

Cranberries

Best known for helping to prevent and treat urinary tract infections, especially cystitis, in women. They have both anti-fungal and antiviral properties.

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Cranberry chicken salad
Fruitburst muffins
Winter fruit salad

Ginger

Stimulates the immune system and circulation.

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Lime & ginger salmon
Spiced parsnip & cauliflower soup
Sea bass en papillote with Thai flavours