Study finds fruit for lunch, veg for dinner - and no crisps - the recipe for a long, healthy life Newshub 20 hrs ago Tia McDougall © GETTY Study finds fruit for lunch, veg for dinner - and no crisps - the recipe for a long, healthy life
Eating starchy snacks, like potato chips, between main meals can increase the risk of death by 50 percent, a new study has found - and death from cardiovascular disease by 44-57 percent.
Researchers at China s Harbin Medical University studied the eating habits of more than 21,500 American adults over 11 years.
This study found specifically eating fruit at lunchtime and vegetables at dinner is the key to warding off cancer and heart disease.
Meal and Snack Patterns Linked to Mortality Risks
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Health: Fruit, veg and NO snacking on crisps key to warding off cancer and heart disease
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Nutrition Un dîner végétal, c est bon pour protéger votre cœur
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