A new study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health authored by researchers at the University College of London has found that the more vegetables (and, to a lesser extent, fresh fruit) you eat the better your chances of longevity.
As the popular press is reporting, Oyinlola Oyebode, the study's lead researcher, said in a prepared statement that "We all know that eating fruit and vegetables is healthy, but the size of the effect is staggering." The research established correlation, not causation, but the findings are consistent with already-established guidelines from worldwide governmental health agencies. If you want to live a long and healthy life, eat plenty of veggies.
(Score: 2) by Covalent on Wednesday April 02 2014, @03:40PM
Anecdote != Evidence
Many people live to be 100 and smoke and drink and eat too much. But many MORE such people die at 63 from a massive heart attack.
Oh, and cabbage is a vegetable.
You can't rationally argue somebody out of a position they didn't rationally get into.
(Score: 2) by JeanCroix on Wednesday April 02 2014, @04:10PM
(Score: 1) by Yog-Yogguth on Wednesday April 02 2014, @08:31PM
I aim to be one of those people, here's to trying! :D
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