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Food Pairings That Improve Nutrition

What if you could enhance the absorption rate of one food's star nutrient by pairing it with a food that quite literally brings out the best in it? You can! Try these perfect pairings for optimal nutrient absorption and health.

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Iron + Vitamin C
Whether from beans or beets, iron from non-meat sources is best absorbed when paired with vitamin C.
TRY: A beet and citrus salad with your next meal.

Calcium + Vitamin D
In order to absorb the most calcium from our foods, our bodies require a healthy dose of Vitamin D.
TRY: Salmon and broccoli together for a generous helping of each nutrient.

Quercetin + Catechins
Anti-inflammatory quercetin reduces blood clots while antioxidant catechins work against hardened arteries.
TRY: Reduce your chances of cardiovascular disease by enjoying food pairs like skin-on apples with dark chocolate or berries and green tea.

Niacin (Vitamin B3) + Fish Oil
Looking for the ultimate cholesterol-reducing pair? Anti-inflammatory and triglyceride-lowering fish oil is made even better when partnered with niacin, which helps balance bad and good cholesterol.
TRY: Cremini mushrooms with sea bass.

Healthy Fats + Vitamins A, D, E and K
Health benefits abundant in fat-soluble vitamins – A, D, E and K – cannot be wrought without the help of fats.
TRY: Drizzle olive oil over tomatoes or Brussels sprouts to increase the absorption of these vital nutrients.

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