6 ways a glass of carrot juice can help you become healthy!

Carrot juice has many health benefits for your skin, hair, eyes and even your heart.

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Written By: Debjani Arora | Updated: July 12, 2016, 3:49 PM

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D&C-Benefits Of Carot Juice-THS

Carrots are not just a salad ingredient and you can use it in curries, dals, cakes or carrot halwa. However, if this orange veggie doesn’t interest you much you can try and have a glass of carrot juice to reap its benefits. Here are ways in which a glass of carrot juice can keep you healthy.

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Breast Cancer

It is a great defence against breast cancer: A study published in Nutrition and Cancer showed that consumption of carrot juice for over three weeks increased total plasma carotenoids and reduced oxidative stress. However, it cannot lower the inflammatory marker in women who were previously treated for breast cancer [1].

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Smoking

It reduces DNA damage in smokers: Carrots are a great source of dietary beta carotene which prevents damage to the lymphocytic DNA especially in smokers who run the risk of suffering from various kinds of cancers [2].  Also Read - PCOS vs PMOS: What every woman should know

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Heart Health

It keeps your heart healthy: A study published in Nutrition Journal showed that consumption of carrot juice regularly helped lower systolic pressure (the pressure your heart faces during contraction between every beat) [3].

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Blood Sugar

It helps keep blood sugar in control: A glass of carrot juice is low in calories and sugar with the essential nutrients and minerals. Thus it helps to keep your sugar level in check and manage diabetes.

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