"The nutrients in blueberries can slow the progression of liver diseases and improve liver function."
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"Blueberries are packed with antioxidants, notably flavonoids and vitamin C."
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"Blueberries are rich in antioxidants, particularly anthocyanins, which can protect nerve cells from damage caused by harmful free radicals."
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"Blueberries: Often called the tiny dynamos of the fruit world, packed with antioxidants, especially vitamin C and vitamin E."
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"The blueberries are like little jewels that don't sink to the bottom."
"Blueberries offer a natural Avenue to mitigate Ed symptoms."
"I eat a ton of blueberries. Anthocyanins have neuro-inflammatory protective properties and seem to have BDNF producing properties."
"Blueberries have been linked to improvements in learning, thinking, and memory along with reductions in neurodegenerative oxidative stress."
"Regular consumption of blueberries will improve cognitive function in adults."
"The blueberry cream vanilla pudding and then fresh blueberries on top it's one of my favorites."
"Blueberries are great, she said it makes you smarter."
"Wild blueberries are harvested from late July to early September."
"Wild blueberries are sorted, cleaned, and processed within hours of picking to ensure freshness."
"The US is one of the largest blueberry producers in the world."
"Blueberries help speed up muscle recovery."
"This works perfect for blueberries."
"I am just going to sit and poke some blueberries."
"Blueberries have everything you can want in a fruit tree: huge yields, delicious taste, enormous adaptability to a wide variety of climates, compact size, and they're virtually pest-free."
"You can grow blueberries from Canada all the way down to Florida as well as the highlands of Mexico. The overwhelming majority of the world's population can grow these small plants."
"Blueberries are beautiful ornamental bushes, so they are the perfect stealth edible landscaping bushes."
"Just one cup of blueberries a week slowed down rates of cognitive decline."
"Why do the blueberries just make everything look so flipping cute?"
"One of the things about freeze drying blueberries that I've learned through my research is that you do actually have to poke a hole in every single one."
"Blueberries are super antioxidant powerhouses that neutralize free radicals and protect against wrinkles."
"Blueberries, they make it as number two on my list. I use frozen berries in my overnight oats every night and then eat them every morning."
"Blueberries are number one on every superfood list I've ever seen and they have the benefit of being really tasty too."
"Wild blueberries have a rich flavor and are rich in nutrients."
"Each muffin has an ample amount of blueberries for each bite to feature at least one Berry."
"Blueberries come in midseason, early mid, and late season. And if you wanted to get the earliest in the latest blueberry you could find, you could be eating blueberries all the way from the end of June to the middle of September."
"Blueberries have special phytochemicals that improve memory, help prevent Alzheimer's, and fight cancer."
"The best time to harvest blueberries is from mid-August to mid-September when they're ripe enough to eat."
"Blueberries are my go-to for yogurt and mixed fruit bowls."
"...blueberries are rich in anthocyanins which is a type of antioxidant that gives blueberries the blue color."
"Blueberries are small fruits that taste great and have many health benefits, especially for your kidneys."
"Blueberries saw its exports drop by more than half this year."
"If you like blueberries, you will love this. Make it and you'll find out."
"This actually smells good; it smells like blueberries."
"Wild blueberries actually have the best antioxidants."
"Blueberries... contain a natural dye that is colored blue, that is called anthocyanin, and anthocyanins have been found to be powerful activators of our immune system."
"Just by eating like a cup and a half of blueberries a day, you can elevate your T cells by like 88%."
"Athletes that actually eat blueberries regularly, they just walk around with a higher level of immunity to begin with."
"This is a great recipe for blueberry muffins."
"This has a lot of gorgeous blueberries."
"I made a double batch of this fantastic blueberry preserve."
"You're gonna have blueberries and a taste of blueberries all year long."
"Blueberries are my favorite fruit; I love it so much."
"Blueberries have antioxidants that can protect your cells from oxidative stress, which can damage DNA."
"Eating more blueberries can stop heart disease from happening when cholesterol is degraded."
"There are some very interesting facts about blueberries that you won't want to miss."
"We hope to get a good blueberry crop this year."
"Oh beautiful blueberry, how I love thee, yet what an elusive berry you seem to be."
"I love big blueberries, and I cannot lie."
"Blueberries are really healthy and they're really good for your brain, especially your memory."
"We've got blueberries that are just doing incredible over here."
"We added some blueberries in here, some of those small blueberries that only maybe grow three feet wide and three feet tall at the most."
"Blueberries, often referred to as Nature's little marbles, are packed with an array of compounds that specifically benefit kidney health."
"They're deer resistant, they're rabbit resistant, they're very healthy, they produce beautiful blue berries, easy to prune."
"When we look at volume wise, yes if you choose the blueberries and you have two cups, you get a lot more fiber, you could eat more of it, it's probably going to be more filling and satisfying."
"The goal when growing your blueberries is to grow them as healthy as possible so that you can capitalize on the number of flowers and ultimately your fruit yields from year to year."
"If you eat blueberries, then you get these things called antioxidants."
"These blueberries are actually like, these are probably like the best blueberries I've ever had."
"Blueberries... they're yummy, they're sort of antioxidants, and I just tend to eat them to kind of, I guess, satisfy sugar cravings."
"New Jersey is known for blueberries, by the way, a famous nationwide famous place for their blueberries."
"It's a pretty authentic blueberry pie."
"There are thousands of blueberries on the blueberry bushes."
"Blueberries fresh air picked in Newfoundland, it's just like blueberry gold."
"I love blueberries, I super love fresh blueberries."
"Blueberries are high in carbs but low in calories and sugar."
"In July here in West Virginia, the blueberries, that's when they become ripe."
"Look at the blueberries, she was sobbing because she thought the blueberries were so cute."
"When you put them in your mouth, you just got this burst of blueberry goodness."
"It's just a great way to get some fresh air, get some local blueberries, and it's just a good time."
"We've been harvesting blueberries where we live and down the road from us on our other property for about a month now, but these ones are really, really big and they're super, super tasty."
"Canada is the largest exporter of a sweet little fruit, which is blueberries."
"My obsession, I'll eat blueberries every single day."
"There's just something extra special about blueberries or anything when you can pick them right off the plant and then gobble them down."
"You just get yourself a handful of blueberries and you are in for a good time."
"Blueberries have risen to the top for me."
"Blueberries are not just tasty; they're packed with health benefits, especially when it comes to fighting inflammation."
"By eating blueberries frequently, you grant your body a mystery weapon against different well-being issues."
"By regularly expanding blueberries, you're giving your heart a boost of common goodness."
"Incorporating blueberries into your everyday diet... is a simple and delightful way to feed your eyes and secure your vision for the long term."
"Consuming blueberries has several benefits for the skin... they help shield your skin from the harmful effects of pollution and the sun."
"On a given plant like this, you can expect at full maturity to get three to five pounds of blueberries very easily."
"Blueberries love a very acidic soil."
"Blueberries prefer a pH of 6 to 6.5."
"By eating blueberries frequently, you grant your body a secret weapon against various health issues."
"There is nothing, nothing better than blueberries."
"I absolutely love it, and then we have a couple of rabbiteye varieties that will be a little bit later, so we can have blueberries over an extended period of time."
"I want an equal amount of blueberries in every muffin."
"Some blueberries, oh man, it doesn't get any easier than that."
"These blueberries are the size of quarters, wow!"
"I always add extra blueberries to fill up those muffins."
"Blueberries are one of the only foods that are actually blue naturally."
"People have been eating blueberries for 13,000 years."
"What is the Blueberry Festival all about? What are we gonna see there? Blueberries!"
"Right now it's like peak blueberry season, which is why the festival is happening."
"They're gonna have a blueberry pancake breakfast until 11 a.m."
"There's gonna be tons of blueberry themed foods."
"I'm just all around excited to see everything blueberry today."
"Blueberries, loaded with antioxidants, polyphenols, low on the glycemic index, I love blueberries for healthy hair growth."
"I'm really excited to try them because, well first of all, I love blueberries."