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Orange Foods

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Orange Foods
Foods (e.g., oranges, cantalope, mangoes) which are said—by the proponents of the pseudoscience of colour therapy—to release energy to the body and promote a sense of well-being


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EAT ORANGE FOODS According to colour therapists, orange is a colour that helps lift our mood, makes us cheerful and boosts energy levels.
It means orange foods help to protect the body against cancers and heart disease while maintaining good eye health, hence the reason why children are told that eating carrots will help them see in the dark.
Spicy red and orange foods and a treat of squidgy monster marshmallows all help to set the mood and a steaming cup of fiery orange soup from the cauldron will warm little witch and wizard fingers when they come in from the cold.
 
 
 
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