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Fruits and veggies cut heart attack risk – Times of India

September 24, 2012Heartadmin

Fruits and veggies cut heart attack risk
Times of India
Specifically, they found that older women who ate seven fruit and vegetable portions a day were between 20 and 29 per cent less likely to have a heart attack over a decade than those who ate just 2.4, the Telegraph reported. Antioxidants are naturally ...

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