Eat More Color Infographic
American Heart Association
5 Reasons to Add Color
Colorful, delicious and nutritious foods keep our bodies and minds healthier, longer. This bright infographic from the American Heart Association details five reasons to eat more color in an eye-catching format that's sure to engage. Use this as a printout for training, adult education or stimulating poster for children.
1. Lots of the good
Fruits and vegetables provide many beneficial nutrients. Add fruits and vegetables to meals and snacks for a nutritional power boost.
2. Less of the bad
Fruits and vegetables are typically free of trans fat, saturated fat and sodium. Load up!
3. Won’t weigh you down
Fruits and vegetables are low in calories. They fill you up thanks to the fiber and water they contain, which can help manage your weight
4. Super flexible superfoods.
All forms of fruits and vegetables – fresh, frozen, canned, and dried – can be part of a healthy diet. They are among the most versatile, convenient and affordable foods you can eat. Choose those with little or no added salt or sugar.
5. A whole-body health boost.
A healthy eating plan full of fruits and vegetables can help lower your risk of many serious and chronic health conditions, including heart disease, obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and and some types of cancer. They’re also essential to your everyday health.