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		<title>Strawberries Everywhere!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ah summer, the time of year when strawberries are plentiful!  Just today I used them in my cereal, as well as adding them to a smoothie that I took with me to work.
Strawberries get their bright red color from antioxidant compounds called anthocyanins.  These help the body to reduce inflammation and counteract the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ah summer, the time of year when strawberries are plentiful!  Just today I used them in my cereal, as well as adding them to a smoothie that I took with me to work.</p>
<p>Strawberries get their bright red color from antioxidant compounds called <strong>anthocyanins</strong>.  These help the body to reduce inflammation and counteract the effects of muscle damage from exercise.</p>
<p>A cup of strawberries cut into halves has only 49 calories and more vitamin C than an orange.</p>
<p>Since strawberries are highly perishable, they are best within a couple days of getting them from the store.  If I get a large supply of these, I&#8217;ll cut out the stems and freeze them.  Then I can take them out whenever I need for my next smoothie.  Salute to the strawberry!</p>
<p>Do you enjoy strawberries?  Let me know by leaving a comment.</p>
<p><img class="alignright" src="http://runningandnutrition.com/photos/strawberry.jpg" alt="a tasty strawberry" width="217" height="145" /></p>
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