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Given below is a graph comparing the consumption of health care supplements amongst men and women between the age of 25-35 from the year 2018-2022 in terms of their sales. - English - Language and Literature

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Given below is a graph comparing the consumption of health care supplements amongst men and women between the age of 25-35 from the year 2018-2022 in terms of their sales. Write an analytical paragraph in about 100-120 words using the details given.

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The graph from 2018 to 2022 comparing the consumption of health supplements by men and women between the ages of 25 and 35 demonstrates an increase in annual sales for both sexes. Men made 20 lakhs in sales in 2018 while women made 10 lakhs. However, in 2022, women had sales of 37 lakhs, compared to 40 lakhs for men. It's interesting to see how steadily female sales increased.

The rising importance of health and wellness can be attributed to the upward trend in annual sales of health supplements among both enders. It is clear that both sexes share a similar concern for their health and are prepared to spend money on supplements to enhance their wellbeing. The sales figures also show that women are becoming more proactive in maintaining their health and are becoming more aware of it. Overall, the trend in the sales of health supplements points to expansion in the health and wellness sector.

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2022-2023 (March) Outside Delhi Set 2

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