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What happens if you eat more than the daily recommended allowance of fruit servings?

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Nothing: It's no big deal. Unless you're a diabetic, i wouldn't worry about it. If a diabetic, just keep an eye on your blood sugars.

Dr Brown agreed

Answered 10/29/2014

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