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HealthVegetable nitrates linked to lower dementia risk in long-term study

Long-term research shows that where nitrates come from in the diet may influence dementia risk more than how much is consumed.

Joseph Shavit
Green ImpactHow ancient tomato genes created the potatoes we eat today
Green ImpactVegetable oil is the secret weapon in recycling lithium-ion batteries
HealthEat your way to youthful hair: Antioxidant in vegetables may stop graying
HealthShort-term vegan dieting could lower your biological age, study finds
DiscoveriesEating more fruits and vegetables can improve brain health, study finds
DiscoveriesResearchers reveal easy tip for keeping vegetables free from E. coli
DiscoveriesPlant-based diet tied to improved sexual health in men with cancer
DiscoveriesScientists unlock the secrets of how tomatoes talk to each other
DiscoveriesVertically farmed produce tastes as good as organic ones, study finds
DiscoveriesScientists design the ‘perfect’ meal to feed long-term space travelers
DiscoveriesThis simple trick will get your children to eat more fruits and vegetables
DiscoveriesThe incredible benefits of fiber to human health and wellbeing
DiscoveriesResearchers explore bioengineering vegetables with anti-inflammatory properties
DiscoveriesPotatoes do not increase risk for type 2 diabetes, study finds
DiscoveriesTomatoes provide major gut health benefits, study finds
DiscoveriesGene-edited tomatoes could help millions of people with vitamin D deficiency
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