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gopher_byrd · 2024-05-17T12:16:33-0400

Jimi said:
Hi Jimi,
Studies show us that arugula could be good for your heart and your bones, and that it could help to fight cancer and Type 2 diabetes.
Arugula also delivers more nitric-oxide-producing nitrates than any other food, including beet juice, which means it can help your cardiovascular system operate at peak capacity.
But are there any downsides? What about oxalates, goitrogens, and pesticide contamination?
Get the whole story on arugula here.
Yours for healthy choices,
Ocean Robbins
P.S. Arugula has a feisty, zesty flavor that adds a unique twist to raw and cooked dishes. And it delivers an impressive array of vitamins, minerals, and especially antioxidants. So, should you eat it? Find out all about arugula and what it can do for you, right here.

Jimi said:
Hey there Jimi,
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