Cancer-Fighting Breakfast
The anthocyanin pigments that give berries their blue color can attack cancer-causing free radicals, - a research confirmed by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
For a 1-2 punch, sprinkle berries on folate-fortified granola or fortified cereal - the folic acid helps reduce the chances of DNA mutations, which can potentially lead to cancer.
You'll be fighting cancer even before your morning coffee kicks in!
For a 1-2 punch, sprinkle berries on folate-fortified granola or fortified cereal - the folic acid helps reduce the chances of DNA mutations, which can potentially lead to cancer.
You'll be fighting cancer even before your morning coffee kicks in!
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