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Autumnal nutritional dietary guidance

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Nutritional guidance for the autumn season emphasizes the consumption of specific seasonal foods to maintain energy and support overall health. Initial recommendations focus on recipes such as sautéed sea bass with tomato, alongside vegetables like onions, garlic, and shiitake mushrooms, which are noted for containing beneficial compounds like sulfur and polysaccharides. Further dietary suggestions highlight the benefits of pumpkin, pomegranate, lentils, and nuts. Pumpkin seeds are specifically identified for their high protein, magnesium, and zinc content, which can support muscle function, bone health, and the immune system. As autumn weather introduces dryness, new recommendations address potential issues such as dehydration and digestive discomfort. Mung bean sprouts are suggested as an affordable source of Vitamin C, fiber, and potassium to help “clear heat, detoxify, and promote intestinal motility” to prevent constipation. For protein, fish such as yellow catfish, white silver pomfret, and mackerel are recommended, with mackerel noted for being rich in omega-3 fatty acids to support cardiovascular and neurological health. Additionally, perilla leaf water with lemon is highlighted as a seasonal drink. Practitioner Bùi Đắc Sáng suggests the combination can boost immunity and support digestion, though caution is advised regarding acidity, which may irritate the stomach lining or affect blood pressure. Recent guidance expands on affordable seasonal options, including seafood such as razor clams and cat's eye snails, which provide protein, calcium, iron, and zinc. Razor clams are noted for supporting red blood cell production and bone health, provided they are thoroughly cleaned and cooked. Other seasonal additions include chrysanthemum greens (tan o) for fiber and vitamins, and purple yam. Experts emphasize that health benefits require a holistic approach involving diverse food groups, physical activity, and adequate sleep.

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