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>> No. 2990 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 11:32 am
2990 5 A Day
How do you get yours?

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>> No. 2991 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 1:35 pm
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Fruit for breakfast, fruit with lunch, mix of veg with dinner.
>> No. 2993 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 1:59 pm
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hahahaha

Just eat fruit and vegetables.
>> No. 2994 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 2:55 pm
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I don't
>> No. 2995 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 3:56 pm
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I take half of one every morning and evening and don't worry about getting enough vegetables.
>> No. 2996 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 4:59 pm
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>>2995

A believer in all the health food advertising crap? Dear, oh dear.
>> No. 2999 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 5:36 pm
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>>2996
I'm not that person but I can't see what's so radical about taking a simple multi vitamin.
>> No. 3000 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 5:39 pm
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>>2999

They're is an increasing body of evidence saying they don't work due to the importance of fats in absorbing vitamins.
>> No. 3001 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 5:54 pm
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>>3000
>They're

I stopped listening there.

I'm no believer in the Patrick Holford style of vitamin consumption lifestyle but a basic multivitamin is good for many people, particularly those that don't eat properly. My own journey to believing in vitamins and minerals came from experiments in the garden with plants and solving problems with plants by the addition of such to their diets. It was a dramatic learning process for me.

I've also taken Vitamin B12 to ward off a hangover, C definitely helps colds go a bit quicker, I could highlight numerous other examples. There is definitely a lot of healthfood crap and rubbish spouted but I don't think basic vitamins should get lumped in with that.
>> No. 3003 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 7:24 pm
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>>3000

They aren't a replacement, they are a supplement. Unless you eat 2 white fish, 2 oil fish, 5 Fruit and veg a day, no red meat etc a week then you don't lose by taking them. I don't take them as a replacement. You do better by taking them for the vitamins you MIGHT miss unless you spend a day of every week figuring out your food plan.
>> No. 3004 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 9:21 pm
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I get the idea that the '5 a day' fad is an awful ultra dumbed down tagline for the kind of spastics that live on junkfood.
I'm all for eating a balanced diet by the way.
>> No. 3005 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 10:39 pm
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I'm lucky if I get one or two a day, since I don't eat any vegetables.
>> No. 3006 Anonymous
29th November 2009
Sunday 10:39 pm
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Health food shop crap is expensive, mostly hocus-pocus and the money would be better spent on eating proper food.

Talismans for the lazy and those with more money than sense (even if that isn't much money at all). It is a waste.
>> No. 3009 Anonymous
30th November 2009
Monday 12:12 am
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>>3004
That's exactly what it is, but despite it's simplicity it's good enough to improve the nutritional balance of those it targets if and when they adhere to it.
>> No. 3020 Anonymous
1st December 2009
Tuesday 12:07 am
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Hmm sounds like it's made to treat people like retards though. Disappointing.
As I understand it, one portion is a ridiculously small amount, half a cup, a quick search yields
"A portion is about 80g of fruit or vegetables. This is roughly equal to:

A banana counts as one portion of fruit.

* an apple, orange, banana, or similarly-sized fruit
* two plums, nectarines or similarly-sized fruit
* a handful or grapes or berries
* a slice of melon, pineapple or large fruit
* one tablespoon of raisins or other dried fruit
* Two serving spoons of broccoli counts as a portion of vegetables.
* two serving spoons of cooked vegetables, e.g. broccoli or carrots
* a dessert bowl of salad
* two serving spoons of beans and pulses (only one portion per day)"

So it looks like OP has all his in one sitting.
>> No. 3042 Anonymous
2nd December 2009
Wednesday 5:03 pm
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>>3020

Vegtables Used:
1/2 Courgette
4 Cuts of Broccoli
4 Cuts of Cauliflower
1 Pepper
4 Baby Corns
5 Cherry Tomatos
2 Cloves of Garlic
1 Onion

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