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 ‌ You need to read this. [Health Watch] Sponsored Content Every symptom of “old age”—REVERSED I can’t believe this video is real… Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have unearthed [a single natural compound]( that completely halted aging in mice. [mouse]( Over the course of 12 months of treatment, [every symptom of “old age” was simply REVERSED](. In fact, the old mice suddenly had: - Crystal-clear vision - Soaring energy - Iron-clad bones - Unwavering blood sugar, and - Lower body weight (despite eating MORE food!) In other words, they simply didn’t get “old and sick”. Big Pharma is chomping at the bit to cash in on this breakthrough. But there’s one [big secret]( they don’t want you to know… This age-erasing, natural substance is ALREADY available. And today, one former high-ranking government researcher is [releasing all the details](. 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The level is 32% higher in boiled broccoli and 19% higher in steamed. When cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage are cooked, they form an organic compound called indole. According to research in The Journal of Nutrition, indole helps kill precancerous cells before they turn malignant. --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Content [Shocking truth] What CBD REALLY does to your body [CBD receptors]( CBD doubters will be SHOCKED. Everyone wants to know why CBD works so well – and now scientists believe they’ve FINALLY uncovered the answer. It’s a stunning[scientific FACT]( - We ALL have CBD receptors inside us. From our brains to our immune system to our lungs to our hearts – It’s like CBD was made to help the human body. Is that why it’s the key that’s unlocking better health for SO many people? I was skeptical at first too, but you can see the [proof right here]( in our most [popular video](. [Buy 2, Get 1 FREE! 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Tomatoes Cooking tomatoes releases high amounts of one of the world’s most powerful antioxidants: lycopene. It has been linked to lower rates of cancer and heart disease. Lycopene is the red pigment that gives tomatoes their color. When tomatoes are cooked for 30 minutes, levels of absorbable lycopene go up by 35%. Overall antioxidant levels increase by 62%. Among people who follow a strict raw food diet, low lycopene levels are common, according to a study published in The British Journal of Nutrition. Cooking does decrease vitamin C from tomatoes by up to 29%. But the trade-off may be worth it. Lycopene is considered a more powerful antioxidant. One more thing... Don’t fry vegetables. Steam, boil, or microwave them. Carotenoids and other healthy compounds are lost to the cooking oil or destroyed by the higher temperatures used in frying. Editor’s Note: Unlike much of the mainstream media, we don’t accept advertising from Big Pharma. 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