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STROKE VS.
PROTECTIVE FOODS
The Rotterdam Study
In the Rotterdam Study, the
'scientists] investigated whether high intake of antioxidants from food is
associated with the risk of stroke. Among 5,197 participants who were
followed on average for 6.4 years, 227 ischemic 'reduction of blood
supply] stroke occurred.
Higher intake of
antioxidants 'in foods]
was associated with a
lower risk of stroke.
The relationship was dose-dependent 'higher the intake, the lower the
risk]...and most pronounced in smokers." Emphasis added.
In:
Neurology, vol. 61, 2003. By: Voko, Hollander, Breteler, et al., Depts. of
Eipidemiology and Neurology, erasmus Med. Center, Rotterdam, The
Netherlands; and School of Public Health, U. of Debrecen, Hungary.
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