The world health organization recommends that people should eat five or more portion of fruit and vegetables per day. The bar chart shows the percentage of males and females in the UK by age group in 2006.

The bar chart presents data on the daily consumption of fruits and vegetables among men and

women

in various age groups in the UK for the year 2006.

Overall

, it is evident that fruit and vegetable consumption was highest among individuals aged 55 to 64, with an average intake reported by 33% of

this

group.

However

,

this

trend slightly declined as people aged beyond 65.

Conversely

, young adults, particularly those aged 18-24, showed the lowest consumption rates at just 15%, but

this

figure steadily increased with age.

Additionally

, the data indicates a distinct gender gap in

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of

women

across all age groups, except for those aged 75 and older where the intake was equally distributed between men and

women

.

This

could offer some insights into studies on the longevity of

women

,

although

the chart does not provide information to make

this

conclusion definitively.