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Getting Your Daily Dose of Color?

Americans Falling Short on Heart-Healthy Phytonutrients

(Family Features) - Most people consider color an important factor in fashion, home design, cosmetics, even landscaping. But a new study shows that they don't give color much thought when it comes to food which can improve heart health.

Americans are falling short on heart-healthy phytonutrients, according to "America's Phytonutrient Report: Heart Health by Color," a new report released by the Nutrilite Health Institute.

It finds only two out of 10 Americans consume "prudent intake" levels of select heart-healthy phytonutrients, leaving the other 80 percent with a "cardio phytonutrient gap."

 

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