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Allspice
Raspberries
Shrub (drinking vinegar)
Turmeric tea
Plum
Cinnamon
Olives
Tart cherry juice
Mustard seed
Persimmon
Basil
Passionfruit
Bay leaf
Marjoram
Black tea
Mint
SagePropolis
Onion
Hibiscus teaPycnogenol (pine bark extract)
Raisins
Star anise
Black currants
Lotus tea (trà sen)
Black pepper
Oolong tea
Aronia (chokeberry)
Yuzu
Raspberry leaf tea
Pandan
Sobacha (buckwheat tea)
Lemon
Garlic
Sujeonggwa (cinnamon-ginger punch)
Ginger tea
Umeboshi (pickled ume plum)
Instant coffeeChaga
Eggplant
Clove
Lemon balm tea
Ginger
Carob
Peach
Dandelion tea
Coffee
Espresso
Dried cranberries
Nutmeg
Artichoke tea (trà atisô)
Spearmint tea
Caraway
Matcha
Rosemary
Cacao
Dill
Turmeric
Amla (Indian gooseberry)
Gooseberries
Birch sap (birch water)
Chamomile tea
Vanilla
Guaraná
Barley tea
Decaf coffee
Elderberries
Honey
Pomegranate
Quince
Tarragon
Rooibos teaHawthorn
Grapes
Kombucha
Star fruit
Strawberries
Black garlic
Cherries
Boysenberries
Mahleb
Lavender teaGreens powder
Cardamom
Wasabi
Tomato
Za'atar
Sichuan pepper
Kumquat
Oregano
GalangalGrape seed extract (supplement)
Nigella seed
Mulberries
Gochugaru (Korean chili powder)
Pomegranate juice
White tea
Cloudberry
Lingonberries
Yerba mate
Lime
Pennywort drink (rau má)
Olive oil
Sea buckthornAçaí (supplement)
Açaí
Radicchio
Noni juice
Butterfly pea flower tea
Thyme
Walnuts
Gochujang
Cranberries
Green tea
Saffron
Blueberries
Capers
Camu camu
Nectarine
Peppermint tea
Apple
Cold brew / iced coffee
Sun-dried tomato
Goji berries
Dark chocolate
Blackberries
Kaffir lime
Sumac
Aloe vera juiceCranberry (supplement)
Lemongrass
Polyphenols
Emerging research
A large family of plant compounds found in berries, cacao, tea, and colorful vegetables. Widely studied for antioxidant properties.
Often discussed in relation to
Commonly noted
- Commonly noted
- Polyphenols are a large, diverse group of naturally occurring plant compounds — including the flavonoids — found in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, tea, cocoa, and wine; thousands of distinct structures have been identified.
Source: NIH PMC (peer-reviewed review)
Commonly found in
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