Category Archives: Vegetarian

Do You Really Need To Eat Meat?

Humans are omnivores, which means they have anatomical adaptations to consume both animals and plant foods. There is controversy about which diet may provide the greatest health effects, and in reality there is probably not one single diet that can … Continue reading

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The Main Problem With Vegetarian Diets: Iron

Plant based diets can be healthy because plants contain phytochemical, many of which have been shown to have beneficial health effects. In particular, plants are high in antioxidants and fibre. Vegetarian diets have been shown to have certain health benefits, … Continue reading

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The Main Types of Diet

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Vegan Athletes and Performance

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More on Vegan Diets

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The Truth About Vegan Diets

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Iron Status, Protein Quality, Essential Fats

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Iron Intake Vs Iron Absorption: Vegetarian Diets

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Vegetarian Diets and Iron Status

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Metabolic Profiles of Meat, Fish and Non-Meat Eaters

It is becoming clear that the choice of diet made by the individual has a significant effect on health. In particular, clear differences in mortality and disease outcomes are present between those that consume a high quality diet and those … Continue reading

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