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Eating grapes can reduce your chances of developing dementia later in life, a new study has found. The finding, which came as part of a series of studies published in the journal Foods, was ...

However, the mice who chowed on grape extracts within the context of their eating plan had less fat in their livers and lower blood sugar than the overweight mice who weren’t consuming the extracts.

Grapes are packed with chemicals that enhance gut bacteria and lower cholesterol levels. They also contain antioxidants that mitigate inflammation, thereby reducing the risk of heart disease and cance ...

Eating grapes can reduce the risk of dementia and add five years to your life, research suggests The series of studies, published in the journal Foods, all found that eating this particular snack ...

Snacking on grapes could add five to your life, according to research. The 'superfood' flushes out refined fats and sugars in processed foods and regular consumption combats the effects of a junk ...