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Fruits

#1 Watermelon

Fruits have many benefits for the male health. Because they are loaded with vitamins and minerals, these benefits may also extend to reproductive and sexual health. Begin your fruit diet with watermelon, this tasty fruit is virtually fat-free.

Slice off a wedge and sink your teeth in as you learn more about this powerhouse fruit.

Beginning with the vitamins, you’ll benefit from the high quantities of vitamins A and C, both of which strengthen your immune system and promote healthy cellular

growth. You’ll also get some of the B vitamins, such as thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, foliate and pantothenic acid. You won’t find vitamin B12 here.

The minerals are also well-represented, including calcium, iron and magnesium.

Don’t forget about phosphorus or potassium. There’s a small amount of zinc in that slice of watermelon. Copper, manganese and selenium are also in this fruit.

#2 Bananas

Bananas are both delicious and jam-packed with all kinds of nutritious benefits for you guys. Whether you slice them on top of your morning cereal, munch on one for a mid-morning pick-me-up or add them to your smoothies, you’re giving yourself lots of great health benefits.

Begin with the benefits you get from vitamins. You’ll get vitamins A and C, which give your body the ability to repair cells and fight cancer. You’ll get a small amount of vitamins E and K as well. Moving to the B vitamins, you’ll take in thiamin, riboflavin

and niacin. Take a look at the amounts of vitamin B6 and foliate that you’ll be

getting–41% and 11% respectively, which really boosts your body’s ability to maintain and build your DNA and resist illness. You’ll also be getting pantothenic acid in that banana.

The minerals in a banana include potassium, which protects your heart;

fructooligsaccharide, a pre-biotic that ferments in your digestive system. This enhances your body’s ability to absorb more calcium. Eat more bananas because they are great for your overall health.

#3 Raspberries

Start popping those sweet fruits in your mouth, because the benefits to your overall health and your reproductive health are huge for such a tiny fruit. A 1-cup serving has only 63 calories. You won’t have to worry about cholesterol, saturated fat or sodium.

Instead, you’ll get this little powerhouse fruit’s vitamin goodness. Vitamins A and C are well-represented in raspberries. You’ll also get vitamins E and K. You’ll get nearly every B vitamin, including pantothenic acid. About the only B vitamin you won’t take in is vitamin B12. That 1-cup serving gives you calcium, iron, magnesium and phosphorus. You’ll also get potassium, zinc, copper and manganese, so add them to your morning cereal or pour a serving into a container and take them to work so you can snack on them. Don’t forget about the Omega-3 fatty acids in raspberries. This gives you a definite anti-inflammatory effect.

#4 Blueberries

Here’s another superfood. This little powerhouse fruit has benefits you may not have thought of.

They contain antioxidants such as quercetin and anthocyanins. These help reduce inflammation and may even help to manage or prevent arthritis.

If you don’t want to worry about age-related memory loss, the anthocyanins can help with this. Load up on your blueberries, either in your smoothies, for a snack or on your morning cereal.

Did you know that vitamin C is another antioxidant? This helps in joint flexibility and good collagen health. This little berry may also help reduce your risk of developing cataracts or macular degeneration in your later years. Vitamins E and K are also present in your serving of blueberries, along with just about every B vitamin. The only vitamin not in this little fruit is B12. When you eat blueberries, you also get calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and manganese, so eat up!

#5 Blackberries

Here’s another little, but powerful superfood. When you pop blackberries in your mouth, you’re getting much more than just that sweet taste. You’re getting the benefits of antioxidants, minerals and vitamins, not to mention polyphenols. A serving equals one cup, which gives you 62 calories, 8 grams of fiber, only 1 gram of fat, 2 grams of protein, and 15 grams of carbohydrates and just 1 milligram of sodium.

You’ll take in vitamins A, C, E and K, all of which offer their benefits. Blackberries are loaded with the B vitamins, which help with mood regulation, boost your immune system and help to maintain your DNA. This tiny superfood is packed with calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and selenium. You’ll get a whopping 47% of your daily value in manganese. The other benefits include

antioxidants such as anthocyanins and polyphenols, which help you to avoid cancer and heart disease. This fruit even helps you to improve your eyesight, so put them in your grocery cart every shopping trip.

#6 Cranberries

Let’s get past the idea that you can only get cranberries during the holidays, and then only in jellied form.

Cranberries are so much more than that. This little fruit qualifies as a superfood that you can–and should–

eat year-round. You’ll get fiber, which promotes good colorectal health. You’ll get minerals, vitamins and antioxidants, which help protect your overall health, boost your immune system and help you fight the oxidative damage of free radicals. When it comes to ranking cranberries against other fruits and vegetables,

they rank second, ahead of cherries, raspberries, apples, red grapes, broccoli, spinach and strawberries.

Look at the vitamins. You’ll benefit from vitamins A, C, E and K. The B vitamins present in a serving of cranberries includes all except for vitamin B12. All of these vitamins help protect your immune system, boost your mood and help you fight chronic illnesses such as cancer.

Cranberries are loaded with minerals, such as calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and manganese.

#7 Gooseberries

Yes, the name is odd, but this little fruit definitely qualifies as a superfood. Your health will benefit from the fiber, high level of manganese and vitamins A and C.

You’ll get a little more than 6 grams of fiber, which helps promote good colorectal health, regulates bowel movements and

can help prevent colon cancer and hemorrhoids. When you eat sufficient fiber, you help reduce your risk of stroke, heart attacks, obesity and high blood pressure.

Eating one cup of fresh gooseberries gives you just over 0.2 milligrams of manganese, which is about 9% of your daily needed value. Manganese helps your body to absorb calcium, regulate blood sugar and additionally helps with energy metabolism.

Chow down on the gooseberries because you get 14% of your daily requirement of vitamin A, in the form of carotenoids. This form of the vitamin helps you avoid diabetes, heart disease and brain conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. You’ll also take in about 46% of your daily requirement of vitamin C, an antioxidant that prevents DNA and cellular tissue damage.

#8 Strawberries

Look at the shape of a strawberry. It’s shaped like the heart a child would draw, which should tell you that it is great for your heart health. This little fruit is so full of nutritious goodness that it belongs in the superfood category.

Beginning with the vitamins, you get a load of vitamin C–149% of your daily value.

That’s more vitamin C than you’d get from one orange. The remaining vitamins (E, K and the B vitamins) are also present in a serving of strawberries. Look for calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and selenium. These are all present in small percentages. You get 29% of your day’s value of manganese in a serving of strawberries, so eat up! Don’t forget about the polyphenols you’ll find in your strawberries. Whether they go in your smoothies, lunch or on top of your cereal, enjoy the sweet goodness of this power-packed fruit.

#9 Salmonberries

Salmonberries, also called akpiks, look like raspberries, except they are yellow-orange, not a deep pink-red. This is a type of seasonal fruit and the last of the

superfood fruits, which give you the benefits of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

Beginning with the minerals, you’ll get about 110 milligrams of potassium, helping to lower your blood pressure. Other minerals are present–iron, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc and manganese, but not to the degree that potassium is. The vitamins you’ll benefit from include vitamins A, C, E, K and some of the B vitamins. Vitamins C and E give you antioxidant benefits, as well as strengthening bone and joint health.

You’ll also be able to avoid macular degeneration in your later years, just by eating salmonberries now.

You get more than just vitamins and minerals in salmonberries. You’ll also get about 38 grams a day of fiber, which aids colorectal health and lowers your cholesterol.

Grab a package of salmonberries and make them a regular part of your diet.

Meats

#1 Beef

Hankering for a steak? Go for it, because beef contains the recommended daily milligrams – 11 – that you should take in for good sexual functioning. Beef has gotten a bad rap that’s unjustified, when it comes to its reputation as “loaded with fat.” Did you know that about half the fat in beef is actually monounsaturated? It’s full of oleic acid, the same fat found in olive oil. Yes, beef has cholesterol, which helps to increase your level of testosterone. Order that steak medium-rare with your favorite vegetables and a salad. Beef is also full of the B vitamins and iron you need.

#2 Chicken

You don’t need to remove the skin from your whole broiler chickens any more, the skin seals in moisture during cooking so wait to remove it until you’re ready to serve.

Guys, chicken is one of the best meats you can eat. Its nutrients, which include the B vitamins and vitamins A, E and K, along with choline and betaine, will work to boost your sexual health. You’ll benefit from all the B vitamins, except B6 and niacin. The higher percentages of protein

and zinc, along with the low amounts of fat, are especially good for your health. So, along with a salad and some other veggies, pile some baked or grilled chicken onto your plate! Eat up and enjoy, knowing you’re helping your health.

#3 Crab

Crab is loaded with all the vitamins and nutrients your body needs for good overall health, as well as for your reproductive health. Look for a small amount of vitamin A, as well as slightly higher amounts of vitamin C. You won’t find the same levels for vitamins D, E or K. In the B vitamins, your health will benefit from thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, B6, folate and pantothenic acid. Crab is particularly high in vitamin B12, which

aids in boosting your immune system. Crab is also an excellent source of protein and zinc, which, along with the lower fat content, really benefits your reproductive health and testosterone levels.

#4 Duck

This is great for men’s health. It’s high in vitamin C and loaded with niacin. When it comes to fat, it is low in mono- and polyunsaturated fats, and saturated fat levels are low as well. If you’re looking for meats with Omega-3 fatty acids, duck has this as well as Omega-6 fatty acids. Look for selenium, calcium, iron and a small amount of naturally occurring sodium in your serving. If you’re looking to keep your intake of protein up, duck is naturally loaded with this amino acid – at 96% of daily value, you’ll really benefit from a serving of duck.

#5 Goose

Goose, which falls into the poultry category, is another great super health food for you. You’ll get 40% of your daily value from one serving, along with vitamins A, E and a small amount of vitamin K. Look for good percentages of thiamin, riboflavin, vitamin B6, folate and pantothenic acid. Goose is loaded with vitamin B12, giving you 122% of your daily value from one serving.

When it comes to zinc, goose is a good choice for boosting your testosterone – you’ll get 13% of your daily value here. You do need to watch the saturated fat in goose.

Look for some great levels of Omega-3 and Omega 6 fatty acids in one serving of this poultry. Because goose is poultry, it’s considered a white meat. If you prefer eating white meat, then this is the one for you.

#6 Lean Ground Beef

Lean ground beef, 90% lean/10% fat,

including hamburger and ground sirloin. On a 2,000-calorie diet, beef contains no vitamin A, C or D and only minimal amounts of vitamins E and K. It is high in choline. It contains calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, zinc, selenium and fluoride, as well

as trace amounts of copper and manganese. Saturated fat increases testosterone levels; lean ground beef provides a small amount of saturated fat and in combination with zinc, testosterone levels will increase.

#7 Lamb

Lamb is one of the best meats you could eat. Think of a lamb gyro – this falls in the Mediterranean diet category. Half of the fat is unsaturated, with most of that fat being monounsaturated fat. That means that the other half of the fat in a 4 oz.

serving contains about 10 grams of saturated fat, which is about 2/3 of your daily allowance if you eat 2,000 calories a day. As far as the zinc goes, one serving gives you about 45% of your daily requirement. The zinc in lamb absorbs more easily than from other food sources. It’s also high in iron, again, more easily absorbed from lamb. It’s a great testosterone-boosting food. You’ll also get many of your B vitamins, including over 100% of your daily requirement of B12.

#8 Meatballs

Meatballs, usually made from a ground meat such as beef, also contain other ingredients. These include seasonings, onion and bread crumbs, which will add a small number of calories to the calorie count. When they are made with ground beef, you will get some zinc, along with about 6% of your daily intake of fat.

Look to the protein – one meatball gives you about 3.5 grams, so if you eat several, you’ll increase your protein intake accordingly. One meatball gives you about 66% of your daily value. It

also has 31% of your daily requirement of calcium.

Eat those meatballs because you get about 14 calories of protein per serving. One meatball gives you about 9 calories from carbohydrates, which helps to fuel your body.

#9 Mutton

Mutton (adult sheep) is a great superfood for men. It’s high in zinc, providing your entire daily intake in just one serving or 11% of your daily value. Mutton contains

monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats as well as about 7% of saturated fat in one serving. You’ll benefit from Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids as well. One serving of mutton gives you about 19% of your daily requirement of protein, so load up your plate.

You’ll find mainly B vitamins in mutton, with vitamin B12 giving you the highest daily value at 21%. Look for iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and naturally occurring sodium in your mutton. It’s also high in selenium.

#10 Partridge

Take a close look at partridge. This game meat contains no saturated fat,

monounsaturated or polyunsaturated fats. This is ideal for the man wanting to keep his fat intake down. You’ll also be able to get a little more than 2.5% of your daily value in vitamin B3. When it comes to the minerals, the highest represented in one serving is sodium. While partridge is very low in fat, it contains far more protein, helping you to repair your body. One serving gives you just over 25% of your daily value.

#11 Pheasant

Pheasant is the ideal food for you to eat. With its health benefits and combination of nutrients, you’re eating a healthy meat dish. It’s low in total fats, but contains about 9% of the daily value of saturated fat. Pheasant contains some monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, as well as high levels of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. Take a good look at the minerals: pheasant is full of iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and selenium. It also has calcium and manganese, all valuable for your body’s needs.

When it comes to the vitamins in pheasant, this poultry is loaded with vitamins A, C, thiamin, riboflavin and niacin. It is also high in vitamins B6 and B12 and folate. You’ll also get a good amount of pantothenic acid from one serving of pheasant. Take a look at the amount of protein in one serving–about 82%. With the levels of fat, zinc and protein, this is one of the ideal testosterone-boosting foods for you to choose.

#12 Pork

Love pork chops? Go ahead and indulge, because chops have health benefits your body needs. The type of pork you choose is important though. Leaner cuts, coming from the loin, are healthier. You’d be surprised to find out that, when it comes to comparing pork and chicken, they are very similar. A single serving of pork contains about 137 calories and 65 milligrams of cholesterol. Chicken has about 140 calories and 72 milligrams of cholesterol.

You’ll get about 43% of your recommended daily intake of protein when you eat one 3-ounce serving of pork chop. Look at the B vitamins in pork. Except for folate, this meat has all the B vitamins your body needs. Let’s talk about zinc. Eating that pork chop, you’ll take in about 17% of your recommended daily intake of this mineral, which really benefits your testosterone levels.

#13 Quail

You may not get the chance very often, but when you can, eat some quail. For your health, this poultry gives you lots of B vitamins, such as thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6 and B12. Quail is also rich in vitamin C. You’ll also get a good serving of copper, which your body needs, along with iron. Other minerals you’ll benefit from:

Magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc and selenium, which helps increase your body’s levels of testosterone.

One serving of quail gives you about 94% of your daily requirement of protein. It gives you about 9% of your daily requirement of saturated fat, so be careful about overindulging here. It’s low in the polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats as well.

When it comes to Omega-3 fatty acids, you’ll get a good amount here. Omega-6 fatty acids are also high in a single serving.

#14 Rabbit

Rabbit, which tastes like chicken, is probably one of the ideal meats a man can eat. It’s similar to poultry in its nutritional benefits and has even more protein than chicken or beef.

When it comes to the vitamins in a single serving of rabbit, you’re going to benefit from vitamins E and K. This tender meat is rich in the B vitamins, with B12 giving you a whopping 324% of your daily requirements. B12 helps your body to keep your nervous system healthy and make more blood cells. You’ll get thiamin, riboflavin, niacin,

vitamin B6 and folate as well.

One serving of rabbit gives you calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium,

One serving of rabbit gives you calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium,