- Heart Health:Â Lowers blood pressure and cholesterol, reducing heart disease risk.
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- Immune Boosting:Â Selenium in onions strengthens immunity.
- Digestive Support:Â High fiber content promotes gut health.
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How to Add Onions to Your Diet
- Raw:Â Best for preserving quercetin; great in salads and sandwiches.
- Cooked:Â Though some nutrients are reduced, cooked onions still offer significant benefits.
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- Recommended Intake: At least ½ cup of raw onions or 1 cup of cooked onions per day.
 Pair with Other Prostate-Healthy Foods: Tomatoes (rich in lycopene), green tea (loaded with antioxidants), and fatty fish (high in omega-3).
Things to Consider
People with sensitive stomachs or acid reflux should consume onions in moderation. If you have existing health conditions, consult a doctor before making dietary changes.
Easy Onion Recipes to Try
- Onion & Tomato Salad:Â Dice raw onions and tomatoes, drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice.
- Caramelized Onion Soup: Sauté onions until golden, then simmer with broth and herbs.
- Grilled Onions:Â Slice, brush with olive oil, and grill until tender.
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