green leafy vegetables

Green Leafy Vegetables Is Good For The Eyes, Study Suggests

Medicine & Technology Jan 18, 2016

An emerging study adds another benefit of why eating green leafy vegetables is necessary. Scientists from Brigham & Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston found that green leafy vegetables can potentially lower the risk of glaucoma.

green leafy vegetables

Green Leafy Vegetables Is Good For The Eyes, Study Suggests

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