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If there were one amazing nutrient that had the power to reduce your mortality risk by more than one-third, you'd be sure to get plenty of it, wouldn't you?
Then resolve to eat more squash as well as any other orange and green
vegetables you can get your hands on. These richly hued vegetables tend
to be high in alpha carotene, a type of carotene that may help lower
the risk of death from just about any cause.
Yep, a new 14-year study showed that people with the highest blood
levels of alpha carotene enjoyed a 39 percent lower risk of dying from
any cause, including heart disease and cancer. Alpha carotene is a
hardworking, free-radical-fighting antioxidant that's found in almost
all colorful veggies, but particularly yellow, orange, and dark green
ones like winter squash, carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, peas,
broccoli, and kale. Alpha carotene is similar to beta carotene, but
researchers think that alpha carotene may be a bit mightier at slowing
and stopping the growth of certain types of cancer cells.
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