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Fresh fruits and vegetables can help protect against non-communicable diseases, like cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

We eat a wide variety of fruit on a daily basis to keep healthy, but do we know where our fruit is coming from? Read this article to find out for yourself.

Studies show that eating more vegetables may lower your risk for many diseases.

EXCLUSIVE: George Hamlyn-Williams, principal dietitian from The Hospital Group, UK, told FEMAIL which nutritional guidelines from other countries we should be following to lose weight.

We’ve bred plants to taste better, be more productive, and be easier to harvest, store, and ship, but not to be more nutritious. Here’s are some ways you can fix that. Since man first figured out how to domesticate plants we’ve been trying to make them more palatable. Most edible wild plants are too bitter,... View Article

Published May 2, 2018Washing produce cuts down on germsThe latest romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak is a reminder to not only heed recalls and warnings about foodborne illness—it’s also a good time to remember that yes, washing your fruits and vegetables before eating or cooking them can wash away dirt, pesticides and germs“This lettuce recall reminds us to practice good hygiene when you’re preparing food by washing your hands and washing the fruits and vegetables you’re about to eat,” said…

We asked our resident dietitian to tackle some of your questions about the Healthy Habits goal of eating more fruits and vegetables.

Pile your plate with a rainbow of vibrant colors for the biggest health boost.