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Changing Your Diet Could Add Up to 13 Years to Your Life, Study Says

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Small changes in our diets could reduce mortality from heart disease and cancer such that it adds 10-13 years to our lives.

Large dietary studies are often somewhat useless, as the larger they become, the more impossible for them to replicate real-world scenarios and depict the genetics of who they’re surveying.

However, a large meta-analysis has found that, if a 20 year-old woman replaces refined grains with legumes and whole grains, and increases her intake of fish and nuts, she is likely to add 10 years of life expectancy vis-à-vis heart disease and cancer, while a 20 year-old man could add 13 years to their life expectancy.

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Small changes in our diets could reduce mortality from heart disease and cancer such that it adds 10-13 years to our lives.

Large dietary studies are often somewhat useless, as the larger they become, the more impossible for them to replicate real-world scenarios and depict the genetics of who they’re surveying.

However, a large meta-analysis has found that, if a 20 year-old woman replaces refined grains with legumes and whole grains, and increases her intake of fish and nuts, she is likely to add 10 years of life expectancy vis-à-vis heart disease and cancer, while a 20 year-old man could add 13 years to their life expectancy.

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Changing Your Diet Could Add Up to 13 Years to Your Life, Study Says
Perhaps that is why WHOLE GRAINS are the FOUNDATION of any good FOOD PYRAMID. I'm a huge believer in WHOLE GRAINS. I never buy anything with refined flour or grains....I grind all my own flour.....so much healthier and better tasting
 
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