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Eating 5 or 6 Prunes a Day May Help Preserve Bone Health, Research Shows

A study on postmenopausal women found that daily prune intake could lower inflammatory markers linked to osteoporosis.

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Studies reinforce prunes superfood status

Studies reinforce prunes superfood status
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Two New Research Studies Reinforce Prunes Role in Optimal Health

Two New Research Studies Reinforce Prunes Role in Optimal Health
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Prunes might alter postmenopausal gut for bone health

Postmenopausal women with low bone mineral density may benefit from polyphenol-rich prunes if their guts contain certain microbes, according to research funded by the California Prune Board.

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Prunes might alter postmenopausal gut for bone health

Postmenopausal women with low bone mineral density may benefit from polyphenol-rich prunes if their guts contain certain microbes, according to research funded by the California Prune Board.

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