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Can veggies help your heart and kidneys?

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Addressing the “Nitric Oxide Crisis” in Cardiovascular–Kidney–Metabolic Syndrome: Therapeutic Potential of the Inorganic Nitrate–Nitrite–NO Pathway

doi:10.1111/obr.70021
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Methodology score · 1/100

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Your body makes a helpful gas called nitric oxide that keeps blood vessels healthy. When you don't have enough, your heart, kidneys, and metabolism suffer. Some foods have natural chemicals that help your body make more of this gas without the side effects of medicines.

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Authors

Liao GZ, He CH, Zhang YH, Zhang J