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HEALTH
Many nutritionists recommend a plant-based diet for a healthier lifestyle. This section is dedicated to bringing you the facts about the health side of things.
![]() DiabetesExperts say a plant based diet can completely reverse Type 2 diabetes. | ![]() Fiber IntakePlant based diets are high in fiber which aids in digestion, prevents constipation and lowers cholesterol and blood sugar levels. | ![]() Heart HealthStudies show that people who eat a high meat diet have around a 50% risk of heart disease, in comparison people who follow a plant based diet have as little as a 4% risk. |
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![]() Weight LossNumerous studies show that a plant based diet can be the best option for weight loss. | ![]() Life ExpectancyStudies show that people who follow a plant based diet on average live up to 10 years more than a person on a meat diet. | ![]() Skin CareMany sources show that a plant based diet can have a huge impact on helping fighting acne and in some cases completely cure it. |
BUT WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR....
![]() PROTEINContrary to popular belief, getting enough protein is easy without meat. Foods such as oats, beans, soy products, chickpeas and faux meats are all high in protein. | ![]() VITAMIN B12Although no longer found in plant-based sources, vitamin B12 can easily be obtained through fortified milk alternatives or through supplements. | ![]() VITAMIN DVitamin D is a common nutrient that people are deficient in, in a plant based diet it can easily be obtained through mushrooms, orange juice, fortified milks and cereals and sunlight. |
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![]() CALCIUMCalcium is also easy to obtain on a plant based diet, the most popular sources include fortified milk alternatives, leafy greens, almonds, tofu and orange juice. | ![]() IRONAll jokes aside, getting enough iron on a plant based diet is easy. Oats, lentils, chickpeas and nuts are all high in iron. |
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