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Eating fruit and veg scraps could close the fibre gap, say scientists

UK researchers say peels, stalks, seeds and cores are overlooked fibre sources and urge root-to-tip eating, including watermelon rind and squash seeds. Only about 4% of adults hit the 30g daily fibre target linked to better gut and heart health. Keeping kiwi skin on can add roughly 50% more fibre than peeled fruit.

Eating fruit and veg scraps could close the fibre gap, say scientists

This summary is based on reporting by BBC.

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