The bar chart illustrates the proportion of British men and women in the same age group who manipulated five or more portions of fruit and vegetables on a daily basis in 2003 Overall, it is readily ob[.]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of British men and women in the same age group who manipulated five or more portions of fruit and vegetables on a daily basis in 2003 Overall, it is readily obvious that the higher percentage of all the people was females, whereas males constantly remained the lower proportion of eating wholesome fruits and vegetables In 2006, the figure for 19-54 women consuming the daily recommended amount of salubrious fruit and vegetables went up remarkably from 16 percent to 28 percent, which was followed by a fluctuation to reach a peak of roughly 35 percent However, this figure later dropped subtly to approximately 30 percent of the 65-74 age group In comparison, starting at 15 percent, the proportion of men who engorged five or more portions of wholesome fruits and vegetables was lower than that of women, this data rose moderately from 15 percent to 32 percent of the 19-64 age group, after which this shrank slightly by percent However, these figures for women and men in the 75-year age group were almost equal about 25%