Sentences with phrase «based diets claim»

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The Spaniard, one of the top right - backs in the division, claims he is already reaping the benefits of a plant - based diet — but admits two of his teammates tease him by trying to put meat on his plate as a joke.

Based around the consumption of foods which might interact with a family of proteins known as sirtuin proteins, the Sirtfood diet claims to aid weight loss.

The detox debate Opinion may be divided on the benefits of doing a detox diet, however, the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA) claims the scientific basis for these kinds of stringent diets is lacking and such severe dietary restrictions of whole food groups may be unnecessary.

This class explores the key components and claims of several dietary categories such as vegan and vegetarian, protein - based, high - carbohydrate and low carbohydrate, traditional, and calorie - restricted diets, as well as those that are based in Eastern medicine principles such as Ayurveda, macrobiotics and food energetics.

With fear - based diet advice, are there trustworthy sources to back the claims?

And if you're going to throw away grains (and legumes, another class of foods that trendy diets are maligning based on dubious claims that lectins, phytates, or other «anti-nutrients» are problematic), you're almost of necessity going to be eating a lot of meat.

As for Colin Campbell's China Study, often cited as proof that plant - based diets are healthier than those containing animal foods, the data on consumption and disease patterns collected by the Cornell University researchers in their massive dietary survey do not support such claims.

Based on a nine - year - long investigation, Teicholz claims that saturated fats have been wrongly vilified in the public eye, and that most of us need more dietary fat in our diets.

The many studies I have looked at that claim plant - based diets are superior to omnivorous diets have four flaws:

Your just splattering claims out some people perform and feel better on a more starchy based diet and some people feel and perform better on a heavily fruit based diet.

Research substantiates the claim that people who consume plant - based diets have less chronic disease, such as hardening of the arteries, heart disease,...

While she makes some good points about eating too much unfermented soy, she feels a need to promote that myths that individuals on a plant based diet do not get enough vitamins, minerals and protein and of course claims there are not scientific studies that indicate saturated fat and cholesterol contribute to heart disease.

This landmark study, suggesting that coronary heart disease was practically nonexistent among those eating traditional plant - based diets in Africa, claimed that there was adequate autopsy evidence to confirm that fact.

There is insufficient evidence to claim that we require some specific amount of saturated fat in our diets every day, so it makes little sense to make dietary decisions based on the fear that we are not getting enough saturated fat.

The claim that rats on the low - protein diets ate more but weighed less, based on papers published in the 1990s, conflicts with Campbell's earlier studies showing that rats actually ate less food on low - protein diets.

If you are claiming that a whole food plant based diet is healthy, neither I nor anyone else here would disagree with you.

Based on the reported values in seaweed, some have claimed levels of 12 mg (12,000 mcg) in Japanese diets, although a published analysis of iodine intake in Japan found a range of 45 - 1921 mcg per day (J Nutr Sci Vitaminol (Tokyo).

I am sure others will claim the same with a meat based diet as well.

The authors have dedicated their lives to researching healthy diets and claim that a diet based on whole foods like fruit, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes can save you from heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.

I'm glad you decided to add healthy fats to your diet, and hope that you will further improve your diet by considering to keep it full of whole sources of food instead of relying on an extreme, liquid - based diet made up of fiberless fruits and veggies based on shoddy, pseudoscientific claims.

They claim it's good for low carb diets, but I vehemently disagree based on how immediately my son's blood sugar spiked.

A lot of nutritional facilities including the American Diet Association claim that protein needs can easily be met just by including plant - based foods into our diet.

I find it odd that someone who claims to be so educated on matters of nutrition would be SO IGNORANT to the multitude of information available regarding the detrimental effects of consuming an animal - based diet.

What humans have been doing for a time in and of itself is not a selling point for a diet... 3) Nutrient Deficiencies: The article you referenced makes the claim that eating a whole food plant based diet is super tricky and if not done oh so carefully, then the person is doomed to end up with nutrient deficiencies.

Similarly, the claims that cult diets can reverse heart disease have no scientific basis and represent a danger to public health.»

While there isn't sufficient evidence of such claims about juice and its effect on our health, there is a substantial link between eating a plant - based diet and a reduced risk for cancer.

Claims that plant - based diets contain plenty of the calcium we need for bone building and other functions are seriously undercut when one considers the phytate content and modern processing methods.30 In products naturally low in calcium such as soy milk, manufacturers like to boast about added calcium while remaining mum about phytates.

Health Claim: Based on Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, a food manufacturer may choose to include a health claim that links a diet rich in whole grains to reduced risk of heart disease and some types of caClaim: Based on Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, a food manufacturer may choose to include a health claim that links a diet rich in whole grains to reduced risk of heart disease and some types of caclaim that links a diet rich in whole grains to reduced risk of heart disease and some types of cancer.

What I find fascinating is that these groups are every bit as passionate about their dietary approach as the plant - based vegans at the other end of the dietary spectrum who also claim that their diet was responsible for healing them of all their ailments.

Some experts claim that if you consume a whole food plant based diet plus avoid processed oils you don't need to take a supplement for EPA & DHA.

Coming from a primal / paleo diet (consuming roughly 50g of vegetable based carbs per day) for nearly a year now, I have found your claims to be incredibly intriguing and well argued, yet I am still left with some unanswered questions.

Dr. Hershaft stated that the nation's diet is shaped less by the science - based guidelines of this Committee than by the profit - based advertising claims of the food industry and the politically based subsidy and regulatory programs of the USDA.

Based on the manufacturer's claims, this diet has enough magnesium to keep your cat healthy.

It's important never to choose a diet based on a single claim, the diet you choose should be tailor made for your puppy.

Some small manufacturers claim to have produced synthetically - based supplements that when combined with an appropriately balanced all - vegetable diet will provide the complete nutrition required by cats.

The standards were based on purified diets and required feeding trials for pet foods claimed to be «complete» and «balanced.»

The majority of information used to support claims that high protein diets in cats lead to kidney failure is based on studies in animals that are NOT obligate carnivores, and thus are not designed to process as much protein.