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You Might Be Throwing Out The Healthiest Parts of Fruit And Vegetables, Study Shows
Getting enough fiber is one of the healthiest tweaks you can make to your diet.
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Research indicates that most Americans are not meeting recommended fiber intake, with only 4 % of men and 11 % of women reaching suggested levels. A new study suggests that a simple solution lies in consuming parts of fruits and vegetables that are often discarded, which contain the highest concentrations of fiber and nutrients. By incorporating these often‑thrown‑away sections into meals, individuals could significantly boost their dietary fiber intake.
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