Drinks to keep the heart healthy in winter

BÍCH NGỌC (theo the healthsite) |

Supplementing essential nutrients from drinks will help improve heart health when winter comes.

Warm lemon water

Lemon is rich in vitamin C, which helps strengthen blood vessels and improve blood flow. The warmth of the water helps dilate blood vessels, promoting blood circulation. Starting the morning with a cup of warm lemon water will support blood circulation and detoxify the body in the cold winter.

Fresh ginger tea

Ginger has anti-inflammatory effects and is known to increase blood circulation. Regularly sipping ginger tea can warm your body on winter nights.

Beetroot juice

Beetroot is high in nitrates, which are converted into nitric oxide in the body, helping to relax and dilate blood vessels. This not only improves blood flow but can also lower blood pressure, which is great for heart health.

Pomegranate juice

Containing many antioxidants, pomegranate juice is another drink that helps increase blood circulation. The antioxidants in pomegranate can help reduce inflammation and increase blood flow.

Green tea

With high levels of antioxidants, green tea promotes better blood vessel function and improves blood flow. Drinking green tea regularly can also help regulate cholesterol levels, which is beneficial for the heart.

Coconut water

Coconut water is a refreshment drink that supports circulation. Coconut water is rich in electrolytes and helps the body stay hydrated, which is important for good blood circulation. Coconut water can also help regulate blood pressure and promote overall heart health.

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