“An apple a day keeps the doctor away!” But what about a carrot or a strawberry? For years
doctors and dieticians have told us to eat more fruits and vegetables. Now they think fruits and vegetables may even prevent disease. Eating foods like grapes, corn, and spinach may keep us from getting sick. How many fruits and vegetables should we eat? Experts say five to nine servings each day will keep us healthy. This may sound like a lot. Some people in the United States eat only one serving a day. But people from Asian and Mediterranean countries eat many servings of fruits and vegetables. In these countries, fewer people get cancer or heart disease than in the United States. How can we remember which fruits and vegetables to eat? One dietician say, “Eat a colorful diet to stay healthy. Every day eat something orange like a mango, something yellow like a peach, something green like broccoli, and something red like tomatoes.” If we follow this advice, we may be able to stay healthy and live longer.
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away!” But what about a carrot or a strawberry? For years
doctors and dieticians have told us to eat more fruits and vegetables. Now they think fruits and vegetables may even prevent disease. Eating foods like grapes, corn, and spinach may keep us from getting sick. How many fruits and vegetables should we eat? Experts say five to nine servings each day will keep us healthy. This may sound like a lot. Some people in the United States eat only one serving a day. But people from Asian and Mediterranean countries eat many servings of fruits and vegetables. In these countries, fewer people get cancer or heart disease than in the United States. How can we remember which fruits and vegetables to eat? One dietician say, “Eat a colorful diet to stay healthy. Every day eat something orange like a mango, something yellow like a peach, something green like broccoli, and something red like tomatoes.” If we follow this advice, we may be able to stay healthy and live longer.
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