Vitamin-rich diet tied to lower risk of frailty in older adults
date:Aug 24, 2018
tamin C at the start of the study were 93 percent more likely to develop frailty than individuals who consumed the most foods rich in vitamin C like broccoli, Brussels sprouts, lemons and lychees.

A balanced diet that contains plenty of vegetables, fruits, whole grains and some sources of protein offers nutrients that meet the body's requirements, said lead study author Teresa Balboa-Castillo of the School of Medicine at Universidad de La Frontera in Temuco, Chile.

The study didn't include any
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