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How to Incorporate Prebiotics Into Your Eating Pattern
Now that you know what prebiotics are (and the positive impact they can have on your health) it's time to talk about incorporating them into your eating pattern...
3 Key Nutrients for Plant-Based Eating
If you’re replacing most or even all animal products with plants, it’s important to focus on three individual nutrients that are more prevalent in animal products...
Get Enough Zinc, Iron, and B12 Each Day
Now that we've established that it’s important to focus on three individual nutrients that are more prevalent in animal products (zinc, iron, and vitamin B12) when eating a plant-based diet, it's time to look at ways to get enough of these nutrients.
What Are Plant-Based "Meats"?
In 2020 the world-wide plant-based meat market was $5.6 billion and is expected to grow by 15% through 2027...
Are Plant-Based "Meats" Healthier than Meats?
It's time to find out whether plant-based meats are healthier than animal meats...
Plant-Based Diet May Reduce Severity of COVID-19
People on a meat free, plant-based diet had a 73% lower risk of severe disease based on a study conducted in over 2880 healthcare providers caring for COVID-19 patients...
Positive Resolutions: Eat a Plant!
This month’s resolution topic focuses on plant proteins and encourages everyone to eat a plant!
Plant Diet Reduces End Stage Renal Disease
It is more than likely that those with early CKD can slow their progression to end stage renal disease (ESRD) and failed kidneys by consuming a diet with more whole plant foods and less animal protein and added salt...
For Best Health, Go Plant-Based!
The optimal path to great health in preventing obesity, cancer, and cardiovascular disease is truly plant-based...
Plants: So Many Great Parts to Try
While it may be tempting to toss the stems, leaves or flowers of plants, there's another great use for them... Cook them! In addition to reducing waste, you’ll also be improving the nutritional quality of your diet.
For Good Health, Choose a Plant-Based Eating Pattern
It’s never too late to start making changes to include more minimally-processed plant foods in your daily food choices.
Eating Sustainably is Great for You and the Environment
While completely removing meat and dairy from our diets may not be feasible, plant-based diets are a cost-effective way to prevent disease and promote the health of the environment...
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