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Flavonoids

Phytochemical

Food Sources

Foods that contain Flavonoids.

  • Cocoa Powder

    Source: How Not to Age

  • Cocoa

    Source: How Not to Age

  • Apples

    Many plant foods including apples contain phytonutrients that appear to naturally inhibit MAO

    Source: How Not to Die

  • Baby Spinach

    Flavonoids in baby spinach change during plant growth and storage (Bergquist et al. 2005)

    Source: How Not to Die

  • Millets

    Millets are endowed with phytochemicals such as flavonones, tannins, and flavonoids

    Source: Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity

  • Dark Chocolate

    dark chocolate contains flavonoids, which are helpful for the heart

    Source: The Young Forever Cookbook

Health Benefits

Health conditions that Flavonoids may influence, based on research.

Protects Against

  • Alzheimer's disease

    Flavonoids have therapeutic potential for Alzheimer's disease by targeting NAD+ degradation

    Source: How Not to Age

  • Cognitive Frailty

    Flavonoids have therapeutic potential for cognitive frailty by targeting NAD+ degradation

    Source: How Not to Age

Reduces Risk Of

  • Parkinson's disease

    Habitual intake of dietary flavonoids was associated with lower risk of Parkinson's disease. Those who consumed the most berries appeared to have about 25 percent lower risk.

    Source: How Not to Die

Improves

  • Mitochondrial dysfunction

    Flavonoids found in dark chocolate, tea, coffee, fruits and vegetables have been related to improved mitochondrial functioning and muscle mass maintenance

    Source: Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity

Biological Mechanisms

How Flavonoids works at a cellular level.

  • PromotesBoosts BDNF Levels

    High-flavonoid fruits and vegetables boost BDNF

  • PromotesIncreases BDNF

    High-flavonoid intake induced cognitive improvements linked to changes in serum BDNF in two RCTs

Recipes with Flavonoids

Recipes featuring foods that contain Flavonoids.

Sources

  • How Not to Age
  • How Not to Die
  • Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity
  • The Young Forever Cookbook