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- Healthy Lifestyle Practices among Argentinian Vegetarians and . . .
The dietary patterns were represented by two main groups of non-vegetarians (29 5%), and vegetarians (70 5%) Lacto-ovo-vegetarians were the most prevalent group among vegetarians, and 146 (10%) individuals were vegans More than 2 3 of the study population referred to adhere to the current dietary pattern for more than 12 months
- News, sport and opinion from the Guardians US edition | The . . .
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- Dietary Habits and Lifestyle, Including Cardiovascular Risk . . .
Background: This study assessed how two food groups—omnivores (OMN) and vegetarians (VEGE)—differ in lifestyle changes, including dietary habits during the COVID-19 pandemic Materials: A total of 861 persons participated in the survey
- Study concludes Americans self-diagnose to adopt gluten-free . . .
Kristina Arslain In a national survey conducted in May 2019, the researchers questioned almost 3,000 people without diagnosed gluten sensitivities on their attitudes about gluten-free diets
- The effects of observability and an information nudge on food . . .
A recent representative survey among Germans, for example, shows that 10 percent follow a vegetarian diet and 2 percent a vegan diet (Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture, 2021) Long-standing eating habits are hard to change, but at least in the short term, eating decisions can be influenced by simple nudges, especially among young people
- McDonalds Goes Vegetarian — In India : The Salt - NPR
McDonald's, home of the iconic Big Mac, is going vegetarian Well, at least in India, where 20 to 42 percent or more of the population (depending on how you count) eschews meat, according to the
- Vegetarian Epidemiology: Review and Discussion of Findings . . .
In comparisons with the whole UK population, all-cause mortality was low in both vegetarians and nonvegetarians (standardized mortality ratios were 52% for both diet groups) , and in a formal comparison (including data from the Oxford Vegetarian Study) all-cause mortality did not differ between vegetarians and regular meat-eaters (death rate
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