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Fruits are generally thought to be healthy.
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Even the old adage ‘an apple a day keeps the doctor away’ is a testament to that.
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But what if you only eat fruits? How healthy would that be?
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As it turns out, not very. Many fruits are high in sugar and low in important nutrients.
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A Fruitarian or all-fruit diet lacks fat, protein, calcium, and more.
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It is not suitable for children, teens, nursing mothers and infants.
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It can also lead to fatigue, anaemia, weakened immune system, and osteoporosis.
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So, while fruits are healthy, moderation and balance are key.
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Would you ever try an all-fruit diet?
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