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Eating a Korean-style diet or following U.S. dietary guidelines for four weeks can boost certain healthy plant compounds in your food, but that doesn’t seem to reliably lower inflammation or oxidative stress in your blood.
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Urine metabolomics unravel the effects of short-term dietary interventions on oxidative stress and inflammation: a randomized controlled crossover trial
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2024 Jul 3Eating healthier diets like the Korean or USDA-recommended diet boosts antioxidants in food, but your body doesn’t show clear signs of less stress or inflammation from it after just 4 weeks. So, while the food is more antioxidant-rich, it doesn’t necessarily make your blood markers improve.
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