A new study has found that eating more green vegetables daily could help prevent heart disease in older adults.

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Leafy green and cruciferous vegetables, like spinach, kale and broccoli, contain Vitamin K1 which may assist in preventing vascular calcification processes that characterize cardiovascular disease.