- Find Cancer Prevention with the Power of Blueberries
Not only do blueberries have the highest antioxidant capacity of any fruit, but they have also been proven to help with a number of diseases and conditions. Highly purified proanthocyanidin found in blueberry leaves has been found to inhibit Hepatitis C, and blueberries have been used for centuries to improve liver-related conditions. Blueberries provide a natural alternative to expensive and ineffective pharmaceuticals that tend to only worsen the condition.
- Collagen
Collagen in the most abundant protein in the body, and is a component of all body organs. It helps to repair and rebuild ligaments, cartilage, bones, tendons, and skin by nourishing these collagen-containing tissues.
- The Skinny on Brain Healthy Foods
The next time you are enjoying a glass of red wine, a creamy dark chocolate, or some fresh-roasted nuts, you can delight in the fact that your heart and brain are being treated along with your taste buds. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, eating these foods now may reduce your risk of developing dementia in old age.
- The Link Between Diet and Dementia
The newest research shows that a common sense diet that includes plenty of fish, fruit, and green leafy vegetables may lower the risk or delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease later in life. These healthy foods lower disease-causing inflammation and provide powerful antioxidants that inhibit the damaging effects of free radicals on the brain.
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