10 Best Antioxidant-Rich Fruits

From Cut Your Cholesterol
Antioxidants provide around-the-clock defenses against free-radical damage to your arteries. Researchers at the Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University measured various fruits for their ORAC (oxygen radical absorbance capacity), a fancy way of saying their antioxidant power. Here are the top 10 performers.

See also: 10 Best Antioxidant-Rich Vegetables
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By kjbags, 03/07/2010, 6:15 PM EST
No one mentioned Acai? It's the best.
By makayla, 02/09/2010, 4:34 PM EST
guys chill, at least this site tried, and it works great :) thank you! site.....lol
By Christa, 09/08/2009, 9:11 PM EDT
With all due respect to Pandora's Pantry, would I be able to walk into my supermarket and find camu or maqui? And what is a powergrape? I must come to RD defense and say that although you seem knowledgeable with regard to variety of healthy fruit, at least I know that the fruit on this list is familiar, easy to find and readily available to me.
By Pandora's Pantry, 09/04/2009, 6:30 PM EDT
this list is a joke...what about maqui and what about powergrape, and what about muscadine, and what about mulberry...this list is bogus..what about camu ..the list goes on and on..and..well I don't think the research is well developed...especially for Readers Digest! Shame on You!
By carrolrichards, 04/24/2009, 3:39 AM EDT
Are they all fruits found in America.? Then why do so many people in America have cancer? I am sure there are tropical fruits as well. Could you explore that for us? Thank you
By tohio, 04/23/2009, 10:35 AM EDT
Why didn't you include pomegranates. They are the highest antioxidant fruit that is readily available to the consumer. That omission invalidates the accuracy of this report.

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