The Telomere Diet and Cookbook by Maggie Moon
Author:Maggie Moon
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Ulysses Press
Published: 2019-02-27T16:00:00+00:00
A number of cell studies reveal how polyphenols may be working to impact telomere health. Curcumin has been shown to slow the rate of telomere shortening and resveratrol to cause instability in the telomeres of cancer cells. The main point is that polyphenols are natural plant compounds found in a wide variety of wholesome foods known for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory characteristics, for support of mitochondrial health, and for telomere maintenance. Following are some common foods organized by categories and in order of the food’s polyphenol rank.
Seasonings and Oils High in Polyphenols
1. Cloves
2. Peppermint, dried
3. Star anise
4. Mexican oregano, dried
5. Celery seed
6. Common sage, dried
7. Rosemary, dried
8. Spearmint, dried
9. Common thyme, dried
10. Capers
11. Sweet basil, dried
12. Curry powder
13. Ginger, dried
14. Common thyme, fresh
15. Lemon verbena, dried
16. Extra-virgin olive oil
17. Cumin
18. Chinese cinnamon
19. Caraway
20. Ceylon cinnamon
21. Parsley, dried
22. Marjoram, dried
23. Rapeseed oil
24. Vinegar
Fruits High in Polyphenols
1. Black chokeberry
2. Black elderberry
3. Lowbush blueberry
4. Black currant
5. Highbush blueberry
6. Plum
7. Sweet cherry
8. Blackberry
9. Strawberry
10. Red raspberry
11. Prune
12. Black grape
13. Apple
14. Peach
15. Red currant
16. Apricot
17. Nectarine
18. Quince
19. Pear
20. Green grape
Nuts, Seeds, and Beans High in Polyphenols
1. Soy cheese
2. Soybean sprout
3. Walnut
4. Soy tofu
5. White bean
6. Black bean
7. Soy meat
8. Soy yogurt
9. Tempeh (fermented soybeans)
10. Almond
11. Roasted soybean
12. Soy flour
13. Pecan
14. Hazelnut
15. Chestnut
16. Flaxseed meal
Vegetables High in Polyphenols
1. Black olive
2. Green olive
3. Globe artichoke head
4. Red chicory
5. Red onion
6. Green chicory
7. Spinach
8. Shallot
9. Yellow onion
10. Broccoli
11. Asparagus
12. Potato
13. Curly endive
14. Red lettuce
15. Endive (escarole)
16. Carrot
Nonalcoholic Beverages High in Polyphenols
1. Coffee, filtered
2. Black tea
3. Green tea
4. Unfiltered apple juice
5. 100% pomegranate juice
6. 100% blood orange juice
7. 100% grapefruit juice
8. 100% orange juice
9. 100% lemon juice
10. Chocolate milk
11. Soy milk
12. Pure pomelo juice
Whole Grains High in Polyphenols
1. Whole grain hard wheat flour
2. Whole grain rye flour
3. Whole grain wheat flour
4. Whole grain oat flour
Cacao Products High in Polyphenols
1. Cocoa powder
2. Dark chocolate
3. Milk chocolate
Wines High in Polyphenols
1. Red wine
2. White wine
3. Rosé wine
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