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Raw vs. Cooked Vegetables

Raw vs. Cooked Vegetables

Does it really matter?

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Zach Griffith
Jul 10, 2024
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If you’re already consuming 2-3+ cups of vegetables daily, you’re in good company. However, if vegetables rarely make it onto your plate, the details ahead may not be a priority – though you’re welcome to join the discussion and learn more.

I'll be direct – what I’m about to explain may seem like sweating the small stuff.

However, it’s a topic I’ve been curious about for some time, prompting me to delve into the research. To my surprise, the studies are abundant – and even better, the results are relatively consistent.

Today’s post delves into raw versus cooked vegetable consumption and offers actionable takeaways following a brief discussion on food chemistry.

Raw vs. Cooked Vegetables

First, let’s establish the importance of incorporating plenty of vegetables into your diet. They are packed with essential nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals, antioxidants, and fiber, all contributing to better health outcomes. Numerous studies confirm their role in reducing the risk of various diseases, including cardiovascular issues and cancer.

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