Not sure whom to vote for in this election? The choice is clear: the greens party, of course! It is often said that campaigning for any seat in office is grueling and demanding of the body. That is why it is so important to get your greens in and stay on top of your energy! Here is our political agenda and why you should vote for Nature’s Greens®!
1. Stay Young: Vitamin K is critical in preventing certain age-related conditions. Insufficient amount of greens can lead to cardiovascular disease, bone fragility, and arterial and kidney problems. While in a demanding job, it is crucial to take care of yourself!
2. Lowers Cholesterol: Mustard greens and kale help lower cholesterol. High cholesterol is not good for anyone and it is especially important to maintain a healthy level when you are in a stressful job!
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3. Vision: Move over carrots! Leafy greens are good sources of carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin, which help filter high-energy light that may cause eye damage. Lutein and zeaxanthin reduce discomfort caused by glare. This decreases the risk of cataracts and increases how far you can see!
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4. Body Fuel: Just like cars, our bodies run out of steam. Greens will give you energy that will sustain your body and get you through the day!
5. Bone Health: Not a milk fan? Greens can help you get to the 1,000 milligram per day calcium goal. This is especially important for preventing diseases like osteoporosis.
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6. Colon Cancer Prevention: Greens are part of the nutrient-rich Brassica family. A higher intake of these vegetables has proven to decrease the risk of colon cancer.
We hope you will vote for us this November and forever! We will bring a fresh change to your life and you will be very happy with the outcome. We are Nature’s Greens® and we approve this message.
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