Halloween is the scariest night of the year. All around the world, people celebrate spookiness. On 31 October there are loads of Halloween traditions. If you go to a party, expect stuff like: Scary fancy dress. Making pumpkin lanterns. Trick or treating.
VITAMIN B9 and B12 RICH FOODS. Vitamin B9, commonly called folic acid, also helps the body produce more red blood cells. Foodwise, folic acid in found in kale, spinach, dried beans, peas, nuts and even in some enriched cereals and grains, says Squire.
Foods poor in iron generally have a noticeable lack of pigment. With a few exceptions, such as the potato and enriched white bread, a rule-of-thumb is that white foods are not good builders of red blood cells. Foods to focus on are: 1  Beet greens. 2  Chard. 3  Chicken. 4  Clams. 5  Dates. 6  Dried apricots and peaches. 7  Dried beans or peas.