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How much attention do you pay to your nutrition?
Pretty much, healthy diets are very important to me
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I don’t care much, I eat what I feel like eating and whenever I feel like eating
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Not at all, but I think my nutrition is pretty okay
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PostPosted: 05/29/06 - 19:35    Post subject: Poor diet as bad as smoking for health Vote now! Reply with quote

A Dutch report said on Monday that insufficient consumption of fish, fruit and vegetables is as bad for human health as smoking.
The study, which the European Food Safety Authority says it will use when analyzing food and diet risks, concludes that most cases of serious illness and death in the Netherlands is caused by poor diet.
Unhealthy dietary habits cause as much health loss as does smoking, said the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM).Some 75 percent of the Netherlands' 16 million people eat fruit and vegetables below the recommended level, said the report, which is a result of an extensive research into the effects of current food trends in the country.
Each year in the Netherlands, poor diet causes about 13,000 deaths due to diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, while obesity claims 7,000 lives by causing heart disease and cancer, it said.
RIVM researchers recommended that governments around the world should start encouraging a healthy diet to improve public health. In particular, attempts at reducing saturated and trans fatty acid uptake and increasing fish, fruit and vegetables consumption could save many lives.
Saturated and trans fatty acids -- which come from animal fats, tropical oils such as coconut and palm oils as wells as processed vegetable oils -- raise the levels of cholesterol and the risk of heart disease.
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