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These hardy vegetables are tender and white at the bottom and transition into the thick, green leaves at the top. They have a mild flavor that's more delicate than a standard onion. You can swap ...

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Professor Tim Spector, founder of Zoe Health, said that dark green vegetables can massively boost your gut health and even help lower the risk of cancer and dementia.

The founder of Zoe Health, Professor Tim Spector, said that dark green vegetables can significantly boost your gut health and could even lower the risk of cancer and dementia.

Green tea may have similar benefits, he added, though the research is less robust. Researchers have also linked other polyphenol-rich foods like berries, dark leafy green vegetables, ...