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Thanks for the list! love pecans!

 

 

 

, grow514 wrote:

>

> Eat These Foods. Prevent Alzheimer's?

> Wouldn't it be miraculous if we could just eat the right diet when

we're

> young to

> prevent Alzheimer's disease when we're old? That might just be

possible.

>

> Scientists have long known that foods rich in antioxidants are good

for us

> and have the power

> to help combat fatal illnesses, including Alzheimer's, cancer, and

heart

> disease. Until recently

> that list was pretty much dominated by cranberries and blueberries.

The list

> just grew longer --

> a lot longer.

>

> Federal researchers at the United States Department of Agriculture

have

> conducted what they

> say is the largest, most comprehensive analysis to date of the

antioxidant

> content of 100 commonly

> consumed foods and spices. And surprise! Artichokes, beans, Russet

potatoes,

> pecans, and even

> cinnamon are among foods newly-identified as being high in these

life-saving

> chemicals, reports

> Science Daily. Each food was measured for antioxidant

concentration, as well

> as antioxidant capacity

> per serving size.

>

> " The bottom line is the same: Eat more fruits and veggies, " says

Ronald L.

> Prior, Ph.D., a chemist and nutritionist with the USDA's Arkansas

Children's

> Nutrition Center in Little Rock, Ark., and lead author of the

study. " This study

> confirms that those foods are full of benefits, particularly those

with higher

> levels of antioxidants. Nuts and spices are also good sources. "

>

> Fruits with the highest level of antioxidants:

> Cranberries

> Blueberries

> Blackberries

>

> Vegetables with the highest level of antioxidants:

> Beans

> Artichokes

> Russet potatoes

>

> Nuts with the highest level of antioxidants:

> Pecans

> Walnuts

> Hazelnuts

>

> Spices with the highest level of antioxidants:

> Ground cloves

> Ground cinnamon

> Oregano

>

> The study findings were published in the Journal of Agricultural

and Food

> Chemistry, a peer-reviewed publication of the American Chemical

Society, the

> world's largest scientific society.

>

> Netscape Communications Corporation.

>

>

>

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