New Research Reveals Why You Shouldn’t Add a Banana to Your Smoothies
White Scribbled Underline
Smoothies are an easy way to include fruits and veggies, but their combo matters for nutrition.
White Scribbled Underline
UC Davis study tested polyphenol oxidase's impact on flavanol absorption in smoothies.
White Scribbled Underline
Flavanols benefit heart and cognitive health, found in common smoothie ingredients.
White Scribbled Underline
Banana-based smoothies reduced flavanol absorption by 84%, surprising researchers.
White Scribbled Underline
Academy of Nutrition suggests 400-600 mg of flavanols daily for health.
White Scribbled Underline
To boost flavanol intake, mix berries with low PPO fruits like pineapple, yogurt.
White Scribbled Underline
Study prompts further exploration of food prep's effects on flavanol absorption.
click below to check:
The 4 Best High-Fiber Fruits for Weight Loss, According to a Gastroenterologist
More Stories