Thursday, 16 April 2015

On Attaining Old Age One Must Be Careful.

Soybeans have lots of protein, which can help lower LDL cholesterol in order to reduce or prevent getting cardiovascular disease. It can also help women going through their menopause by reducing hot flashes and night sweats. Flaxseed has omega-3 fatty acids, which helps old people who have inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, and multiple sclerosis.
Whole grains, which include wheat, oats and brown rice, have lots of fiber. Eating lots of fiber on a daily basis to reduce or prevent getting diabetes and heart disease. Increased amount of fiber intake can also reduce overactive bladder and control bowel movements.
Grapefruit has low calories as well as vitamin C, which makes it a perfect fruit for diets. It also helps tissue grow and repair. Moreover, it is an antioxidant, which can reduce or prevent getting cancer and heart disease. If you take vitamin C on a daily basis and you caught a cold, then your cold will end faster.
Garlic can reduce or prevent cancer as well as reduces the duration of colds and flus.
Avocado has lots of vitamin E and phytosterols, which helps reduce cholesterol and prevent heart disease. Vitamin E improves the immune system against infections. Old people should eat lots of avocados to reduce and/or prevent heart and flu problems.
Dark chocolate has lots of flavonoid, which can reduce getting heart disease. But make sure that the dark chocolate you eat has over 60% of cocoa.
Salmon has a lot of omega-3, if you like to eat meat. But since I don’t care for eating meat, I will skip this part.
Coffee has lots of antioxidants, which reduce or prevent getting some cancers and neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease. It can also reduce getting MS and its related disability. That is good to know because I am a coffee addict, anyway. I think I will keep drinking it.

Blueberries have lots of antioxidants, which can reverse the decline in brain and health problems that often occur during old age. It can also reduce getting heart attacks.

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