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Can we have bananas just after having a breakfast or a lunch or a dinner?
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No such rule: When or what you eat is not something you ask a doctor. We have no opinion on when you eat bananas.
Answered 6/28/2014
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Bananas: Yes bananas are a healthy snack any time of day.
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