Eating beans regularly may help protect against cardiovascular disease and lower your cholesterol. Beans support digestive health by helping prevent constipation and promoting regular bowel movements.

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I am always up for a challenge. So when my editor said, “I want you to eat beans every single day for a week, and report back on what happens,” I got to work. I’d already tried eating spinach, chia ...

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