Organ Health Foods Guide

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FOODS FOR EVERY ORGAN Nutrition Reference  Educational Use These foods support organ function as part of an overall healthy diet, not a cure. Page 1 Foods for Every Organ 15 Organs and the Foods That Directly Support Them Different organs have different nutritional needs — your eyes benefit from a nutrient your bones don't need much of, and vice versa. This guide pairs 15 organs and body systems with a food that directly supports their function, colour-coded by system, along with why it works and how to include it in your daily diet. Colour Key: Body System Nervous Heart & Blood Digestive Respiratory Bones & Muscles Sensory Skin Endocrine Immune Excretory The 15 Organ & Food Pairs Organ → Food Body System Why It Helps How to Include It 1. Eyes → Carrots Sensory Rich in beta-carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A, supporting healthy vision, especially in low light. Eat raw, juiced, or added to poriyal a few times a week. 2. Brain → Walnuts Nervous One of the best plant sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which support cognitive function and memory. A small handful (4-5) as a daily snack, or added to smoothies and oats. 3. Heart → Oats Heart & Blood Contains beta-glucan, a soluble fibre specifically shown to help lower LDL ('bad') cholesterol. Have a bowl of oats for breakfast a few times a week instead of refined cereal. 4. Liver → Beetroot Digestive Contains betalains and antioxidants that support the liver's natural detoxification processes. Add to salads, juice, or curries a couple of times a week. 5. Kidneys → Watermelon Excretory High water and potassium content supports healthy kidney filtration and overall hydration. Have a bowl as a snack, especially in hot weather. 6.…