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'Healthy' food label on food packages
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AlanJeff
10/23/2022 at 11:42 AM
I really don't pay much attention to whether something is FDA approved or not. I've just kinda have learned what works best for me and being informed on the pro/cons. I find I crave fruits and veggies more than ever. I'm sure there must be some connection with the diabetes. But I try not to be too set in my ways to rule out certain foods that I might think aren't healthy. It would be interesting to see the FDA's list of healthy foods but they're still not the determining factor for me.
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Jeffrey L
hundal
11/28/2022 at 9:01 AM
Good advisor
I always check for ingredients used in the making of the food items.
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