Study Finds One Cup of Blueberries per Day Lowers Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

Study Finds One Cup of Blueberries per Day Lowers Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
These delicious cereal toppers are a great way to fight heart disease, researchers find. annamoskvina/iStock
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The health benefits of blueberries keep adding up. They are nutritional powerhouses that punch above their weight to promote health in a number of ways. And a new study is showing that eating just one cup per day may lower the risk for cardiovascular disease by up to 15 percent.

The association between blueberries and a healthier heart and lower risk for type-2 diabetes is nothing new. But this new research, conducted by teams from the University of East Anglia in the U.K. and Harvard, shows blueberries can reduce the risk for people at high risk for these conditions.

Devon Andre
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Devon Andre holds a bachelor's in forensic science from the University of Windsor in Canada and a Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Andre is a journalist for Bel Marra Health, which first published this article. This article was originally published on www.belmarrahealth.com. Check out their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/BelMarra
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