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8 Foods High in Polyphenols That Aren't Tea
Polyphenols provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. You can get polyphenols from a variety of different types of food.
Researchers found that consuming foods rich in polyphenols — such as coffee, berries, cocoa, and olive oil — may help improve heart health long-term.
Winter brings a unique combination of shorter days, cooler temperatures and increased exposure to seasonal stressors that can influence overall wellness, cardiovascular health and immunity.
POV: It’s Wednesday, work’s tough, and you feel like you just can’t catch a break. Obviously that means time for a little mental reset moment—deep breaths, power walk, and (most importantly) snacktime ...
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