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Matsufuji H, Ishikawa K, Nunomura, O, Chino M and Takeda M. 2007. Anti-oxidant content of different colored sweet peppers, white, green, yellow, orange and red (Capsicum cmnuum L.). Int J Food Sci Technol 42(12) 1482-1488. 

The taste of peppers can be sweet or hot-to-bllstering, the latter as In hot or chill peppers. Sweet peppers can be cropped when green, or left to ripen to red, yellow, orange, or purple. Hot peppers usually produce smaller, longer, more pointed fruit. 

Sweet peppers — total contribution of red, green, and yellow peppers. 

Dark green and yellow vegetables tend to contain elevated contaminant levels along with salad vegetables (tomato, cucumber, celery, sweet peppers, lettuce). It is also important to note that vegetable oils, margarine, and olives contain elevated contaminant levels (l.e., oils tend to be... 

TPC of fruit vegetables included 18-580 for raw green olive, 158-579 for raw red chilli pepper, 114—566 for raw yellow sweet pepper, 101-524 for raw green chilli pepper, 59-424 for raw red sweet pepper, 257-385 for raw yellow chilli pepper, 45—309 for raw green sweet pepper, 21-290 for raw black oUve, 24—187 for raw avocado, 24—96 for raw whole tomato, and 57-65 for raw whole purple eggplant... 

Peppers are tender perennials that are grown as annuals in temperate climates for their sweet to fiery hot fruit. Pick peppers when they are unripe and green (or sometimes yellow or purple-black) or after they ripen to red, orange, yellow, or brown, depending on the cultivar. In general, ripe peppers are sweeter or less hot than unripe ones of the same cultivar. 

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Also increase mixed carotenoids in the diet by eating winter squash, pumpkin, sweet and hot red or yellow peppers, sweet potatoes, apricots, beets, nettles, and garlic. Breathing exercises such as yogic breathing or Qi Gong are also helpful. 

Paprika and its oleoresin in the red and yellow varieties owe their colour to carotenoids such as capsanthin and capsorubin. They are obtained from the sweet red pepper by solvent extraction which affords an oleoresin containing mainly the two carotenoids. They are more important as flavour materials and illustrate, as do turmeric and its oleoresin, the feature that flavour is often the property of greater interest than colour alone. 

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