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Ringo Starr (85) says broccoli keeps him young and energetic: is it really a ‘super vegetable’?

Ringo Starr (85) says broccoli keeps him young and energetic: is it really a ‘super vegetable’?

Former Beatle Ringo Starr attributes his youthful energy and appearance at age 85 to the regular consumption of broccoli. Nutrition scientist Hella Van Laer examines the scientific evidence behind the vegetable's health benefits to determine if its reputation as a 'superfood' is justified.

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