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Are apples really that beneficial to health?

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Yes. Apples are high in antioxidants and minerals that lower cholesterol, protect your bones, strengthen your lungs, minimise your risk of cancer, and even help prevent and keep diabetes in check. What’s more, they are rich in water-soluble fibre that aids proper gastrointestinal function.

 

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