Fruits and vegetables news you can use

In a huge and powerful effort to draw attention to the dramatic increases in chronic disease world-wide, the World Health Organization (WHO) published its most compelling report ever. Titled “Preventing Chronic Disease: A Vital Investment” the report points to the alarming reality that the occurrence of chronic disease world-wide is increasing faster that the population.

In 2005 60% of all deaths, about 35 million, was attributed to chronic disease. By 2015 —just over 8 years from now—they expect that number to rise 17% to 41 million!

Chronic disease is preventable!
The World Health Organization considers the top 5 causes of death to all be chronic diseases—all of which are preventable, or at least delay-able.

And they’re not the only ones. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and most major health authorities world-wide agree. To fight the ever-increasing risk and presence of chronic disease we need to do three things:

Stop smoking

Get active

FIX YOUR DIET

The World Health Organization sees nutrition as the foundation of health. The formula is simple and compelling; Poor nutrition equals poor health and greater disease. Good nutrition equals good health and less disease. It’s simple and it’s irrefutable… CLICK TO VIEW

Fruits and vegetables can help to win the chronic disease battle,but it all start with us.Stop Smoking,get out and exercise and fix your diet.If all else fail,a Nutritional Supplement can help to fill the void of vital nutrients when you don’t get the required amount of Fruits and Vegetables… CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

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