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Quercetin-Rich Foods: Boost Your Health Naturally
Quercetin is classified as a flavonoid̵2;a type of chemical found in plant-based foods. According to the American Cancer Society, it appears to have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. This indicates it could be helpful for a number of conditions ranging from cancer to allergies but requires more in-depth research.A wide range of foods contain this potentially beneficial compound.-
Fruits
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You can find quercetin in apple skins, citrus fruits, grapes, dark cherries and berries̵2;particularly dark ones like blueberries, bilberries and blackberries.
Vegetables and Herbs
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Vegetables and herbs that contain quercetin include onions, fennel, leafy green vegetables and parsley.
Other Sources
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Other sources of quercetin include olive oil, teas of all kinds, beans and red wine.
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