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Scientists Find a New Reason to Snack on Walnuts A study reveals urolithin A from walnuts reduces inflammation and cancer cell growth, highlighting walnuts' health benefits.
10 Tasty Ways to Eat Smarter—Literally Nourishing the brain with foods like green tea, dark chocolate, and walnuts enhances creativity, focus, and memory.
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