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  Ellagic acid fights metabolic syndrome induced by high carb, high fat diet
  Food Consumer
  A new study found ellagic acid found in many fruits and nuts may be responsible for this preventative effect. The current study led by K. Sunil and colleagues found that supplementation of ellagic acid at a dose of 0.8 gram per kg body weight for at ...
  
  
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  HOW TO FOLLOW A RAINBOW DIET
  Express.co.uk
  Both contain ellagic acid which inhibits the growth of skin and lung cancer cells. An Italian trial found ellagic acid also helped ease the side effects of chemotherapy. A recent study at Oregon State University suggests chlorophyll, the chemical which ...
  
  
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  Certified Nutraceuticals Files For Patent Protection For Its Latest Invention ...
  MarketWatch (press release)
  We developed Kolla2-xs(TM) - 100% Avian Sternum Extra Strength Collagen Type II for joint health, Patented Pomegranate Power® extracted from the seed with powerful Ellagic acid and Punicalagins, Reverse-vine(TM) grapevine extract antioxidant featuring ...
  
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  Best food choices to fight cancer
  24 Medica (blog)
  Grapes are also a rich source of resveratrol and ellagic acid, a compound that slows the growth of tumors by blocking enzymes needed by cancer cells. Eat the entire grape, seeds and all. Brown Seaweed: Brown seaweeds such as kombu contain the ...
  
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  The many shades of pink food
  UConn Daily Campus
  Pink fruits contain lycopene, ellagic acid and other important elements for the body. When enough of these valuable nutrients are consumed, they can assist the immune system in fighting cancer and reducing tumor growth. We may all be familiar with the ...
  
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  Make your skin glow in summer
  Times of India
  Pomegranate is also a good source of ellagic acid and antioxidant that destroy free radicals. Pomegranate seed oil contains punicic acid, an omega 5 conjugated fatty acid, which is effective in regeneration and proliferation.
  
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  Plate up these powerhouse foods
  GoErie.com
  Fresh or frozen, blackberries contain vision-protecting carotenoids, cancer and infection fighting ellagic acid, and disease-halting polyphenols. Based on these merits, they're highly under eaten. If you don't care for blackberries, any berries will do ...
  
  
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  Skin and Allergy News Digital Network
  
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  Losing Weight with Yoga
  MSN Health & Fitness
  Strawberries provide compounds called ellagitannins and ellagic acid, which bacteria in our digestive tract convert to other compounds. In laboratory studies those compounds show antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and direct anti-cancer effects.