How to Naturally Increase Antioxidants in Your Daily Diet

Antioxidants are natural compounds that help protect cells and counterbalance the effects of free radicals. These free radicals can form from everyday exposures — city air, UV light, stress — which is why including antioxidant-rich foods in your routine matters.

A simple way to check your intake? Look at your plate.
If beige and brown tones dominate, chances are your meals contain fewer naturally occurring antioxidants. The more colourful plant foods you eat, the more diverse your nutrient profile becomes.

Practical Tips to Add More Antioxidants to Your Diet

1. Add grated vegetables to sauces and cream soups

Carrot, zucchini or pumpkin blend smoothly into soups and sauces, subtly boosting their nutritional value.

2. Swap meat occasionally for salmon or tofu

Fish and plant-based proteins add variety — and bring different beneficial plant compounds to your diet.

3. Use spices generously

Turmeric, oregano, ginger, cloves and cinnamon are naturally rich in antioxidant components. Even small amounts make a difference in flavour and colour.

4. Choose smart snacks

Seeds, nuts and dried fruits offer natural energy, fibre and micronutrients.

5. Brighten your breakfast with berries

Blueberries, raspberries, currants and strawberries are among the most antioxidant-rich foods you can add to your bowl.

6. Enjoy a cup of green tea or matcha latte

Tea leaves contain polyphenols — well-known antioxidant compounds. Matcha offers them in a concentrated form because the whole leaf is consumed.

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