Health Watch: Are you eating enough fruit and veggies?
It's recommended that we eat five servings of fruits and vegetables a day. But, a new study out suggests our bodies could benefit from 10 servings a day. Megan Anderson is a registered dietician at Heart Hospital of Austin. She stopped by to share ways to get all you need into your diet.
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