Vegetables Low in FAT! And Low in CALORIES!. How much do I need?  2 ½ cups per day  1 cup of raw or cooked vegetables or vegetable juice, or 2 cups.

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Vegetables Low in FAT! And Low in CALORIES!

How much do I need?  2 ½ cups per day  1 cup of raw or cooked vegetables or vegetable juice, or 2 cups of raw leafy greens can be considered as 1 cup from the Vegetable Group.

Nutrients Potassium: Helps to maintain healthy blood pressure

Potassium  Found in:  Sweet Potatoes  Potatoes  White Beans

Nutrients  Dietary Fiber:  Helps reduce cholesterol levels

Dietary Fiber  Found in:  Navy Beans  White Beans  Artichoke

Nutrients  Folate:  Helps the body form red blood cells

Nutrients  Vitamin A:  Keeps eyes and skin healthy,  Protects against infection

Vitamin A  Found In:  Sweet potato  Pumpkin  Carrots

Nutrients  Vitamin E:  Helps protect Vitamin A & essential fatty acids from cell oxidation

Vitamin E  Found In:  Turnip Greens  Carrot Juice

Nutrients  Vitamin C:  Helps heal cuts and wounds,  Keeps teeth and gums healthy

Vitamin C  Found In:  Green Peppers  Brussels Sprouts  Broccoli