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Why we should eat bananas more often: they don't make you fat, but they do make you happy

Why we should eat bananas more often: they don't make you fat, but they do make you happy

Bananen zijn een voedzame en handige snack die niet alleen honger stillen, maar ook een stof bevatten die de stemming kan verbeteren. Dit artikel biedt een overzicht van vijftien verrassende feiten over de gezondheidsvoordelen en eigenschappen van de banaan.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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