The health of the liver can be promoted through proper nutrition, staying hydrated by drinking adequate amounts of water daily and exercising regularly

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“A man is at risk of prostate cancer if he is over the age of 50, is of African descent, have a family history of prostate problems or cancer and breast cancer and if he is obese or overweight”

“Pineapples can also have an array of health benefits to women specifically as it contains compounds that support bodily functions”

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Women of African descent are more likely to be affected by a stroke in their lifetime because they are more likely to develop high blood pressure, diabetes, to be overweight or obese or have sickle cell anemia and over-consume salt

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Breastfeeding mothers are advised to include a variety of foods in their daily diets, and increase their fluid intake or drink the recommended daily intake of water to stay hydrated

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Women in all stages of menopause are advised to eat a healthy and well-balanced diet containing adequate amounts of dairy or dairy alternatives, fruits, vegetables and high-fibre foods, and to participate in regular exercise and physical activity

“Different parts of the pumpkin can be used to secure different vitamins and phytonutrients the body needs”

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Grenada’s landmark diet survey will be conducted anonymously from April into July 2024, to better understand and evaluate food consumption habits and patterns and methods of food preparation

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“Seven primary schools across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique will participate in the finals of the National Primary School Nutrition Quiz on Thursday, 11 April at the Grenada Youth Centre at 10 am”

“Limit your consumption of foods that contain refined or processed sugars such as sodas and sweetened beverages and juices, cakes and cookies, candies and confectionary”