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Women who are interested in lowering their risk for misfortunes should ask for whole wheat bread, not white, as eating whole grain provisionss could help.

Dr Simin Liu and her research team from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Mass., reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, that women with diets high in whole grains were not alone inclined to have healthier hearts, unless were over 50 percent les likely to endure from stroke than were those with diets lower in whole grains.

Dr Liu said that as scarcely any as one serving a day of whole grain nourishments can lower the risk of affliction in women, and although her subject of attention did not include men, she said she calculate upons they can benefit in the same way as women



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