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Best Wrinkle Cream & Serum For Anti-Aging 2023

Aged skin is relentless, leaving expression across the entire face. 7 best wrinkle cream & serum brands in 2023 will help you age gracefully.

A Chapel Hill Venture Capitalist is Betting the Farm on Muscadine Grapes, Katahdin Sheep, and 100,000 Red Wiggler Worms

affect its nutrients?

Not All Fruits Play Well Together in Your Morning Smoothie

Mixing fruits like bananas -- which brown quickly -- with things like berries may limit the nutritional benefit of those berries.

Does blending fruit in a smoothie affect its nutrients?

New York Times: We have good news and a little advice for smoothie lovers.

Eating wild blueberries each day can reverse cognitive decline

People who ate wild blueberries from Maine each day saw their cognitive decline reverse in a new study.

New study indicates wild blueberries improve brain's processing speed

KANNAPOIS - In a research study where volunteer participants with cognitive issues consumed wild blueberries daily for six months, the ability of the participants’ brains to process information improved. The

Do Prepackaged Salad Greens Lose Their Nutrients?

Some greens lose more nutrients than others with washing and storage.

Alaska natives explore science careers during Kannapolis visit

KANNAPOLIS – In 2019, Dontae Jimmie attended a “kid’s science camp” at the Yukon River fish camp in Alaska led by Mary Ann Lila, professor at N.C. State University, and

Ask Well: Red Cabbage vs. Blueberries? - The New York Times

Red cabbage is not as high as blueberries in the antioxidants that give these foods a blue or purple color, but it contains other healthful nutrients.