Polyphenols occur naturally in the foods we consume. They contain antioxidative & anti-inflammatory properties existing in most plant-based food.
Polyphenols are what give fruits and vegetables their colour. They have been linked to everything from
- Weight loss
- Heart health
- Eliminating cancerous cells
- Improves arterial flexibility
- Helps in diabetes & neurogenerative diseases
- As well as osteoporosis & prevention of platelet clumping
Polyphenols plays a major role to harness the potential of one’s health.
Some of the food groups that are rich in Polyphenols are as follows
- Coffe
- Green tea
- Dark berries
- Cocoa pod
- Leafy greens
- Some spices & Red coloured fruits
Polyphenols are also found in some processed foods like cereals.
Use of polyphenols supplementation may vary based on several factors like your geographical location , allergies etc one should not use polyphenol supplementation without proper advice.
Submitted by
Mrs Harsha Chandiramani