Pill may supplement fruits, vegetables
Research to target individuals with insulin resistance to improve cardiac health
The fruit and vegetable blocks of the food pyramid may be distilled into a capsule capable of supplementing regular nutrition to benefit heart health, if research by the Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Center achieves expected results.
The project, led by principal investigator Dr. David Katz, received a grant this month from the National Safety Associates Corporation to study the cardiac effects of fruit and vegetable nutrients taken in capsule form.
Katz, the director of the Yale-Griffin Center, said he hopes the two-year study, named Juice Plus+ after the capsule...
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