FACT ALL SAY that the risk of heart disease, stroke and cancer is reduced by 50% or more by consuming 9 -13 servings of fruits, vegetables and grains.

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FACT ALL SAY that the risk of heart disease, stroke and cancer is reduced by 50% or more by consuming 9 -13 servings of fruits, vegetables and grains every day.

The average multiple vitamin has 31 total Whole Food vs. Vitamins! The average multiple vitamin has 31 total isolated nutrients. An apple alone has over 10,000 phytonutrients. Only 400 are listed here! So to compensate for a poor diet – Americans have always turned to vitamins. But science has discovered that we need to get our vitamins and other nutrients from whole food because of the “BALANCE.” Here’s what I mean…This page lists just 400 of the 10,000+ ingredients in an apple and we need ALL of these working together. That’s why health authorities recommend that we eat so many fruits and vegetables. We don’t have a vitamin deficiency in America, we have a fruit and vegetable deficiency.

Which would you rather drive to the store?

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