1.   ...a healthy diet rich in fruit and vegetables.

2.   A diet rich in antioxidants and zinc may also help protect against macular degeneration, an irreversible condition that damages vision in older people.

3.   A diet rich in fruits and vegetables can cut your risk of stroke by nearly a third, scientists are reporting Wednesday.

4.   A study with a more gratifying outcome shows that a diet rich in vitamin E may reduce heart disease in postmenopausal women.

5.   Eating a low-calorie diet rich in oats significantly reduces blood pressure and cholesterol, researchers from Tufts University reported.

6.   Exercise, a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D are important in minimizing bone loss, but are not enough to prevent the disease.

7.   It is a diet rich in antioxidants and other health-preserving phytonutrients.

8.   Many factors can cause or contribute to this problem, including a diet rich in saturated fats, cigarette smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes.

9.   Taking vitamin supplements, eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables and drinking tea were linked with lower homocysteine levels.

10.   That bowl full of jelly, a diet rich in fatty cookies and a lack of regular exercise all put Santa at risk for a number of health problems.