Eat the Rainbow: How a Colourful Plate Can Transform Your Hormones

Eat the Rainbow: How a Colourful Plate Can Transform Your Hormones

Ever looked at a vibrant plate of food and felt instantly nourished just by the colours? That’s no coincidence. Nature colour-codes your food for a reason—and your body thrives when you eat across the spectrum.
 
What Do Colours Mean for Your Health?
 
Each colour provides specific plant compounds (phytonutrients) that fuel your body and regulate your hormones:

  • Red foods like tomatoes, berries, and watermelon are rich in antioxidants that protect cells and support circulation.
  • Orange & Yellow foods such as sweet potatoes and bell peppers are full of beta-carotene, supporting skin, vision, and immune balance.
  • Green veggies like kale, broccoli, and spinach are rich in folate and magnesium—critical for hormone regulation and stress resilience.
  • Purple & Blue foods like blueberries and aubergines contain anthocyanins, which calm inflammation and help protect your brain and mood.
  • White & Brown foods (think garlic, onions, mushrooms) contain compounds that support detoxification and immune health.

Why It Supports Hormonal Balance
A colourful diet fuels your liver to process and eliminate excess hormones, strengthens your gut (the hormone headquarters), and provides the micronutrients your endocrine system needs to stay in harmony.
 
It also supports your metabolism naturally—keeping your body feeling balanced and energized without extreme diets.
 
Small Steps to a Colourful Life

  • Add 1–2 colourful veggies to each meal.
  • Try a new fruit or veggie each week.
  • Blend a rainbow smoothie packed with berries, leafy greens, and plant-based protein.

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