Why Seasonal Vegetables Are Best for Health

In today’s world of year-round availability, we often forget a simple truth: our bodies are designed to eat what grows naturally in a season.

1️⃣ Higher Nutritional Value

Seasonal vegetables are harvested at the right time, when nutrient levels—vitamins, minerals, antioxidants—are at their peak. Off-season produce often loses nutrition due to long storage and transport.

2️⃣ Better Digestion & Immunity

Nature provides what the body needs in each season:

  • Summer vegetables cool the body
  • Winter vegetables build warmth and immunity

This natural balance supports digestion and overall health.

3️⃣ Fewer Chemicals

Off-season vegetables often require:

  • Artificial ripening
  • More pesticides
  • Cold storage

Seasonal vegetables usually need fewer chemical inputs, making them safer.

4️⃣ Better for Soil & Climate

Seasonal farming respects soil cycles, uses less energy, and reduces carbon emissions from storage and transport.

5️⃣ Affordable & Local

When supply is natural and local, prices drop—and farmers benefit.

✅ Final Thought

Seasonal vegetables nourish not just our bodies, but our soil, farmers, and climate.

Published by Rise Foundation

NGO Working in Miyawaki Afforestation, Waste Management, Environment Protection and Women Empowerment

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