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Health News Fact Checked How Wild Blueberries May Help Lower Blood Pressure and Boost Your Brain. Written by Shawn Radcliffe on April 14, 2023 — Fact checked by Jennifer Chesak, MSJ.

Eating wild blueberry can help you lose weight, researchers say. ... At the end of the two weeks, they repeated the exercise and blood test routine to see how the blueberries affected their health.

CHICAGO — There is no harm in adding wild blueberries to a weight-loss regimen — in fact, they may even help to curb food cravings and preserve lean body mass, according to results of a small ...

Since 1997, they’ve hosted a Health Research Summit dedicated to the berries’ polyphenol superpowers, and they regularly issue press releases on new research linked to wild blueberries and ...

The recipe called for "two spoonfuls of sugar," and noted that the pie recipe would be suitable for any kind of berry, including blueberries. 2. Wild blueberries are native to North America ...

Stock up on a superfood that’s a no-brainer: Wild Blueberries have superior antioxidant capacity compared with other fruits and veggies. Best of all, these little blue powerhouses from Maine and ...

Health-minded consumers have helped per capita consumption of blueberries grow from 12 to 13 ounces a year in late 1990s to today's level of 17 ounces per capita, Sauve said.

Blueberries and the brain. Article by Amy Wolf Photos by Kathy F. Atkinson | Video and photo illustration by Jeffrey C. Chase November 20, 2023. Undergraduate summer researcher studies the effects of ...

Maine’s blueberry crop is predominately wild. Yarborough said the state has about 40,000 acres of wild blueberries – compared to 300 acres of cultivated ones – yielding 80-100 million pounds ...