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Organic is healthier: Kiwis prove that green is good

...s, as they were able to compare like-for-like with kiwis grown next to each other on the same farm at the s...in the absence of pesticides. For example, organic kiwis had thicker skins, which could help the fruits resist insects, and higher antioxidant activity which...

Chocolate milk could be key to longer, healthier life

...hD student Cheryl Murphy, asked a group of elderly kiwis to perform two identical sessions of aerobic exercise on a stationary bike. After one session the participants were asked to drink a mixture of protein and carbohydrate (e.g. sweetened milk) and after the other just carbohydrates. It is well known ...

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