Magnesium
Magnesium is among the most common shortfall nutrients in modern diets, since refining strips it from grains. It is concentrated in seeds, nuts, dark chocolate and…
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Magnesium is among the most common shortfall nutrients in modern diets, since refining strips it from grains. It is concentrated in seeds, nuts, dark chocolate and…
Arterial pressure, strongly diet-responsive through dietary nitrate, potassium and sodium balance.
Quercetin bridges two of our niches: a heart-friendly flavonol that also calms the mast-cell histamine release behind many sensitivity symptoms.
Flaxseed is by far the richest food source of lignans, polyphenols studied for hormone-related and cardiovascular health.
Beta-glucan is the soluble fibre behind oats’ FDA-approved cholesterol-lowering claim — one of the best-evidenced functional compounds in food.
Dietary nitrate from leafy greens and beetroot underlies their well-replicated effects on blood pressure and endurance performance.
Apolipoprotein B counts the atherogenic particles in your blood — increasingly seen as a sharper predictor of heart risk than LDL cholesterol alone.
The end-product of purine metabolism; persistently high levels crystallise in joints and drive gout attacks.
Anthocyanins are the pigments behind blueberries, black beans and pomegranate — among the most studied polyphenols for vascular and cognitive health.

Pan-seared salmon over lemony quinoa with cucumber, cherry tomatoes, olives and a garlicky yogurt drizzle. A full serving of oily fish and five vegetables…

Rolled oats soaked overnight with chia, milk and yogurt, topped with a cup of blueberries and toasted almonds. Twelve grams of fiber before 9…

Whole grain toast rubbed with garlic and tomato, topped with sardines, lemon and parsley. The cheapest omega-3-and-calcium lunch in this encyclopedia.