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Healthy Living - Your guide to healthy living

Healthy Living - Like millions of Britons, you already know that you can look and feel better, reduce your stress, and increase your energy with regular physical activity to create a healthy living. It's never to late to start a fitness program or pump up your current routine.

Five a day rule
A new survey shows that three quarters of the British population do not follow the recommendation to eat five portions of fruit and veg a day.

Research has shown that a high intake of fruit and vegetables can reduce the risk of many diseases, including cancer. However, a new survey carried out by the leading charity Cancer Research UK shows that many do not follow the advice to eat five portions of fruit and vegetables a day for a healthy living.

They looked at a group of 4,000 men and women and found that the likelihood of eating 'five a day' goes up with age. Less than 20 per cent of those aged 15 to 24 are eating their fruit and veg compared to more than a third of those aged over 55.

The charity has developed some recipe ideas for making 'five a day' easier, including healthy pizza, stir-fry and vegetable curry. There is also guidance on how to snack on healthy foods and how to get 'five a day' on a budget of five pounds a day.

Visit http://www.cancerresearchuk.org for more information.

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