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What Is Quercetin And Should You Try It?
Quercetin Benefits
Quercetin Brain Benefits
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Foods
21 Quercetin-Rich Foods That Belong In Your Diet
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- capers (most concentrated source!)
- red onion (highest vegetable source!)
- shallots
- red apples
- grapes
- berries
- cherries
- scallions
- kale
- tomatoes (organically grown tomatoes have up to 79% more than conventional fruit)
- broccoli
- Brussels sprouts
- cabbage
- citrus fruits
- bell peppers (green and yellow)
- nuts (almonds and pistachios)
- asparagus (cooked has slightly more)
- buckwheat
- black tea
- green tea
- elderberry tea
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