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  • noun organic chemistry A flavonoid, isolated from tea and other plants, that may reduce the risk of heart disease

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Examples

  • The scientists ran a final version of this study, in which they used a product called "kaempferol" to enhance muscle strength.

    Wray Herbert: Why Fuzzy, Ambiguous Resolutions Work Best Wray Herbert 2010

  • The scientists ran a final version of this study, in which they used a product called "kaempferol" to enhance muscle strength.

    Wray Herbert: Why Fuzzy, Ambiguous Resolutions Work Best Wray Herbert 2010

  • University of Illinois researchers found that the most abundant antioxidants in strawberries are ellagic acid, as well as the flavonoids quercetin, kaempferol anthocyanin and catechin.

    Slimming Strawberries For Weight Loss 2011

  • The antioxidant brigade is led by Vitamin C, followed by dogged foot-soldiers including beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin, quercitin, ferulic acid and kaempferol, all of which not only fight cancer but assist the body in its detoxification activities.

    Neil Zevnik: Cauliflower: Cinderella for Christmas Neil Zevnik 2010

  • The imprecise dose of kaempferol in effect bolstered the volunteers' imagination, opening their minds to the possibility that their hands and arms were physically powerful.

    Wray Herbert: Why Fuzzy, Ambiguous Resolutions Work Best Wray Herbert 2010

  • The antioxidant brigade is led by Vitamin C, followed by dogged foot-soldiers including beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin, quercitin, ferulic acid and kaempferol, all of which not only fight cancer but assist the body in its detoxification activities.

    Neil Zevnik: Cauliflower: Cinderella for Christmas Neil Zevnik 2010

  • The imprecise dose of kaempferol in effect bolstered the volunteers' imagination, opening their minds to the possibility that their hands and arms were physically powerful.

    Wray Herbert: Why Fuzzy, Ambiguous Resolutions Work Best Wray Herbert 2010

  • The antioxidant brigade is led by Vitamin C, followed by dogged foot-soldiers including beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin, quercitin, ferulic acid and kaempferol, all of which not only fight cancer but assist the body in its detoxification activities.

    Neil Zevnik: Cauliflower: Cinderella for Christmas Neil Zevnik 2010

  • The antioxidant brigade is led by Vitamin C, followed by dogged foot-soldiers including beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin, quercitin, ferulic acid and kaempferol, all of which not only fight cancer but assist the body in its detoxification activities.

    Neil Zevnik: Cauliflower: Cinderella for Christmas Neil Zevnik 2010

  • The fruit also contains flavonoids and kaempferol.

    Wil's Ebay E-Store amp;34;Nutrition 2010

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