Eggplants contain high concentrations of chlorogenic acid or CGA. This phenolic compound has powerful antioxidant effects. CGA also has anti-inflammatory, cardioprotective, and anticarcinogenic properties and influences or regulates several enzyme processes. Some fields of medical research are exploring CGA as a potential treatment for cardiovascular and metabolic disorders.

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