A study in the journal Appetite found that men are less likely than women to think that fruit and vegetable intake is vital for health maintenance. Men are also less confident that they can eat healthier, particularly when at work or in front of the television. Researchers found that men are subject to greater peer pressure to eat fruits and vegetables compared with women, but they still consume less. MyHealthNewsDaily.com (8/24)
Study explains lower fruit and vegetable intake among men
August 30, 2012 By
