Green onions, also known as scallions, are often treated as a simple garnish—sprinkled over soups, noodles, or eggs and quickly forgotten. But according to doctors and nutrition experts, regularly eating green onions can quietly support immunity, digestion, and heart health in ways that surprise most people.

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Doctors Say Green Onions Strengthen the Immune System

Medical professionals point out that green onions are rich in vitamin C, a nutrient known to support white blood cell activity and help the body defend itself against infections. Even small daily amounts may help reduce oxidative stress and support the immune response, especially during seasonal changes.

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This is one reason traditional diets often include green onions in warm soups or porridges when someone feels weak or is recovering from illness. Modern nutritional science now confirms what many cultures have practiced for generations.

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Eating Green Onions May Improve Digestion
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