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Oct. 23rd, 2008 02:21 pmAnd on the lighter side of things:
"There is growing evidence that a diet high in polyphenols, which include naturally-occurring chemicals such as tannins, lignins and flavonoids, can help to increase an individual's chance of reaching their genetically-determined lifespan."
Interestingly, aside from the red onions, all of the foods on that list are things that naturally appeal to me a lot.
"There is growing evidence that a diet high in polyphenols, which include naturally-occurring chemicals such as tannins, lignins and flavonoids, can help to increase an individual's chance of reaching their genetically-determined lifespan."
Interestingly, aside from the red onions, all of the foods on that list are things that naturally appeal to me a lot.