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Food Prep May Be as Important as Ingredients Themselves


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"So, consuming high amounts of grilled, broiled or fried food means consuming significant amounts of AGEs, and AGEs in excess are toxic. People should be given information about AGE intake and be advised to consider their intake in the same way they would think about their trans fats and salt intake. They should be warned about their AGE levels the way they are about their cholesterol levels or cigarette smoking," Vlassara said.

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The American Academy of Family Physicians offers tips on healthy eating.

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SOURCE: Mount Sinai Medical Center, news release, April 24, 2007


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