You’re probably aware that, for better or worse, what you eat can affect your risk for conditions like high blood pressure and Type 2 diabetes. But the same kind of diet that’s good for your brain, heart, and lungs — rich in fruits, veggies, lean protein, grains, and healthy fats — also helps hearing, vision, and dental health, says Libby Mills, a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, a trade association.
Consistently eating the right foods can help your hearing, vision and teeth
by Mary Sewell
written by Mary Sewell

Mary Sewell
Mary Sewell is a 24-year-old chemistry student who enjoys jigsaw puzzles, listening to music and appearing in the background on TV. She is energetic and giving, but can also be very lazy and a bit stingy.She is Australian who defines herself as straight. She is currently at college. studying chemistry. She has a severe phobia of apostrophes
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