benefits of tomato juice!

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TOMATO


1. Supports Cancer Prevention  

tomato juice have been found to lower the risk of a range of different cancers.

2. Aids Digestion 

Daily tomato juice consumption keeps the liver healthy, which aids digestion, stimulates regular bowel movement and prevents constipation.

3. Protects Against Heart Disease 

30% reduction in incidences of coronary heart disease and cardiovascular disease.

 4. Good for your Skin 

Studies have shown that drinking tomato juice daily may lead to a reduction in acne and the prevention of skin cell damage.

5. Good for your Bones 

Vitamin K, found in rich supply in tomatoes, is of great importance in the health of your bones. The synthesis of osteocalcin, which is thought to play an important role in bone-building, is vitamin K dependent.

6. Detoxifies the Body 

Tomato juice works wonders in flushing out these harmful toxin depositions from the body. Its chlorine and sulfur content also help the liver and kidneys perform their detoxification function better.

7. Lowers Cholesterol 

The fibre found in tomato juice helps break down LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol) and niacin has been found to have a beneficial impact on high cholesterol levels.

8. Eye Health 

Because tomatoes are loaded with the phytonutrients beta carotene, lutein, and zeaxanthin, they can help keep your eyes healthy and protect them from degeneration.

9. Helps Prevent Blood Clotting 

The rich supply of phytonutrients found in tomatoes have been shown to aid in the prevention of abnormal platelet cell clumping, beneficial for those with, or at risk of, heart conditions.

10. Prevents Stroke 

Recent research has found that diets rich in tomatoes can help prevent stroke, again thanks to lycopene.

11. Anti-Inflammatory Effect 

Chronic inflammation and inflammation abnormalities have been linked to a whole host of unpleasant health conditions.

12. Workout Recovery 

Tomatoes provide the perfect balance of chemicals to help your body recover from strenuous exercise.

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