Carotenoid

usgb/kəˈrɑːtə.nɔɪd/
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A carotenoid is any of a class of pigments found naturally in plants and responsible for bright red, yellow, and orange colors in many fruits and vegetables.

Carotenoids are beneficial to health and are found in carrots, tomatoes, and spinach.
Visual representation of "carotenoid" - A carotenoid is any of a class of pigments found naturally in plants and responsible for bright red, yellow, and orange colors in many fruits and vegetables.

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  • carotenoid-rich foods
  • dietary carotenoids

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antioxidant, plant pigment, nutritional value

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Nutritional Benefits

Carotenoids are known for their health benefits and antioxidants.

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Eating colorful fruits and vegetables can help you get enough carotenoids.
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Visual Appeal

Carotenoids contribute to the vibrant colors of fruits and vegetables.

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Look for deep orange and red produce to ensure a good carotenoid intake.
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Health Connection

Carotenoids are linked to improved eye health and immune function.

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Carotenoids like beta-carotene can help maintain better vision.
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