Berries

Cranberries can improve your gut health in several ways. For example, they get rid of bile acids linked to colon and gastrointestinal cancers. If you eat a lot of meat, dairy, and sugar, these little fruits can help put good bacteria back into your digestive system.

Blueberry fruits are a real treat in cooking, baking cakes and muffins, salads, cereals or simply snacking. They are sodium free and low in fat and have high content of dietary fiber and vitamin C compared with other fruits, blueberries have a high concentration of antioxidants. Dried blueberry fruits have been found to provide improved vision and prevent age-related disorders.

Cranberries can improve your gut health in several ways. For example, they get rid of bile acids linked to colon and gastrointestinal cancers. If you eat a lot of meat, dairy, and sugar, these little fruits can help put good bacteria back into your digestive system.

Sweet and savory, dried prunes add a rich flavor to cooking and desserts. They are in high potassium, vitamin A and dietary fiber with zero cholesterol and sodium. Dried prunes have been found to restore bone mass and structure.