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Effect of Whole Blueberry Powder Consumption on Depression in a Central Louisiana Population
This pilot study aims to measure the effects of an intervention of 22.5 grams of freeze-dried whole blueberry powder in water drunk daily. Measures are on outcomes of depression, biological markers of inflammation and oxidative stress, and microbial populations in the intestines.
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