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Is eating fruits after breakfast bad ?
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Generally not: Within the context of an otherwise healthy diet, as long as you aren't consuming too many calories, eating fruits is healthy, and much better for you than munching on candy, chips, donuts, or sweets!
Answered 11/22/2013
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