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“You are what you eat” is probably the truest statement you will ever hear regarding your health and habits. It is not just a metaphor or a modern-time meme that took its essence of it out of context. It illustrates an important message that everything we consume will eventually reflect on us physically, mentally, emotionally, and even spiritually.
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added by Anonymous 765 days ago
You are what you eat, and if you eat “bad food” you will have bad health what you feed your body with is very important
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added by Anonymous 988 days ago
Exactly usually what we eat contributes to our behaviors, especially those who eat poke many of them have short tempers and and usually they don't forgive easily
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added by Anonymous 999 days ago
We are what we eat and what we eat eats us. We must ensure that we eat organic foods in order to be healthy and strong. Some people try to cut costs by eating whatever they consider to be cheap and filling but they neglect their health by so doing. But what is the use of making money if we cannot spend it to feed well. Only the healthy can work, the sick cannot.
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added by 1000851268 1487 days ago
You are what you eat, and if you eat
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added by Anonymous 1634 days ago
Yes what enters your body has a lot ofbinfluence on it, poor feeding causes the body unhealthy and good feeding makes the body strong and healthy, fherfore watchout what you eat and wash your hands before eating, stay safe
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added by 1000965722 1634 days ago
I believe supplementing a lot is a good nutritional practice as well ,
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many product companies are in place its good to be part of and enjoy discounts as well, lets be safe health and enjoy a good life
YEM to the MOON!!!!!
added by Anonymous 1634 days ago
yah sure I believe practicing good nutrition is the main gate way to a good health life ,lets try to avoid junk over flied foods and we shall live a health life and enjoy our YEM as it appreciates and changing the world.
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added by 1000987402 1634 days ago
yeah we should always watch our diets for us to live a healthy lives because eating bad food leads to poor health and it's not good for our bodies
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added by Anonymous 1634 days ago
that is true food makes the body whatever you eat makes your body diet plays abig role in mans life we should be carefull in whatever we eat
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added by Anonymous 1634 days ago
That is pretty basic. I agree. I have been practicing and living a health conscious lifestyle for several years now and I can fully assert that eating healthy foods is one of the secrets to a longer life. I am now 49 years old but I look like I'm 39 and as strong as a 30 years old male.
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added by 1000004438 1634 days ago