Do you make it a priority to eat a lot of fruit and vegetables every day?
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overeasy240
ANSWERS: 15
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...how about once a week? Does that count? In all seriousness, I get plenty of fruits. The veggies are another matter entirely...
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No I do not. :( But, my wife – who packs my lunch does! :)
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I don't know that I consciously think - "I must eat fruit and vegetables", but I do have fruit for lunch and always have two veggies with dinner, plus a salad. I just love my veggies - especially brussel tops! MMMM. I have to say though that I am lazy with fruit. I really hate peeling stuff, so I tend to eat fruit that doesn't have to be peeled - usually I throw them in the blender and make a smoothie.
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Yes. Much more so since October when my husband and I started the South Beach diet. We have collectively lost 45 lbs and more importantly, we feel so much better. Increasing fruits and vegetables and reducing carbs has made all the difference.
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I'm eating a grape fruit right now
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Fruits and veggies are the majority of my diet. I also get my grains and nuts.
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Five a day in our family.
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No I don't but I should, shouldn't I?
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I used to eat at fast food restaurants eating greasy burgers and fries until I went to the Dr. and was told I had a total Cholesterol level of about 280. I was only 35 at the time and decided right then that I didn't want a heart attack. Since then it is no longer a priority but a habit to eat fruits and vegetables. I have turned into quite an organic farmer and my wife just made the last pumpkin pie for us from our crop last week. We always have fresh fruit and veggies every day and love it.
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Yes, I do.
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I like to eat salads every day. That contains some vegetables.
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Yup. I like to be regular.
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No. Beer for breakfast, whiskey for lunch, and grain alcohol for dinner.
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My wife makes it a priority to buy alot of fruit and vegetables and then in a few days ends up throwing them away.
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I love them both so I don't know if it's a priority or I just do because I like them.
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