Do wiosennych superfoods dołącz kawę

I tu z pomocą przyjdą nam superfoods, czyli produkty spożywcze bogate m.in. w witaminy, składniki mineralne czy antyoksydanty, mogące chronić komórki przed uszkodzeniami. Czy wiecie, że jednym z nich jest kawa, będąca sprzymierzeńcem w profilaktyce chorób cywilizacyjnych? Badania naukowe dostarczyły powodów, dla których powinna znaleźć się na waszej wiosennej liście superfoods!
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