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How South Carolina rice could help you live to 100

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Rice is one of the most common foods on the planet, but it could be one of the secrets to living a longer and healthier life. As our series Living Longer TODAY continues, NBC’s Cynthia McFadden reports on what’s happening to American rice in South Carolina.

How this rice from South Carolina could help you live to 100