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The Vegan Diet: Complete Guide to Vegan Nutrition

There are many known health benefits of vegan diets. Benefits are often related to vegan diets being high in: 1. Fiber 2. Antioxidants 3. Vegetables 4. Legumes 5. Whole grains 6. Nuts and seeds … See more

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Whole Grains, Refined Grains and Your Vegan Diet

WEBThey’re slightly lower in protein and calcium as well. Interestingly, due to fortification, refined grains often contain higher amounts of vitamin B1, B2, B3, folate and …

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Vegan Vitamin D: How to Get Enough (Food + Supplement)

WEBResearch shows that vitamin D supplements are best absorbed when taken with the largest meal of the day 17. Other research demonstrates that a meal higher in …

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Legumes and High Protein Foods for Vegans Lettuce Veg Out

WEBOther High Protein Vegan Foods. High protein foods, including legumes, form one of six food group for vegan diets. While legumes provide high protein content, other …

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How Important are Vegetables for a Vegan Diet

WEBSummary: Vegetables for a Vegan Diet. Vegetables are an important food group for a balanced vegan diet. Consuming vegetables offers numerous health …

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Fiber Intake on Vegan Diets (Recommendations)

WEBThe Canadian and US recommendations for fiber intake are: 24. 38 grams per day for men aged 19-50. 30 grams per day for men aged 51 and over. 25 grams per …

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Herbs and Spices for a Tasty Vegan Diet Lettuce Veg Out

WEBHealth Benefits of Herbs and Spices. Research is continually performed on the health benefits of specific herbs and spices. First and foremost, they have been …

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Why Fruit is Important for a Balanced Vegan Diet

WEBThere’s lots of quality evidence to suggest fruit is a nutritious and beneficial part of balanced diets. Research suggests that eating a variety of fruit is beneficial for …

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Six Food Groups for a Balanced Vegan Diet

WEBCreating Vegan Food Groups. Legumes and Other Protein Foods. Grains and Other Carbohydrate Foods. Nuts, Seeds and Other Fats. Vegetables. Fruits. Herbs, Spices …

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Nuts, Seeds and Healthy Fats for Vegan Diets

WEBThere are also lots of seeds suitable for a vegan diet including: Chia seeds. Flaxseeds (aka linseeds) Sesame seeds. Hemp seeds. Poppy seeds. Sunflower seeds. …

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Vegan Amino Acids: Protein and Plant-based Diets

WEBPlant-based proteins contain all 9 essential amino acids. However, certain sources of plant-based protein may be lower in one or more amino acids 6, 8. Legumes …

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Vegan Iron: How to Get Enough from Plant-based Foods

WEBAvoiding coffee and tea, red wine and dark chocolate at mealtimes can help optimize iron absorption 3, 9. High amounts of calcium in a meal may decrease iron …

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Vegan Calcium: Diet, Deficiency and Supplementation

WEBA low-dose calcium supplement is typically about 200 – 500 mg per day. As with many nutrients, more is not always better (and may actually be harmful). There’s an …

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Cholesterol and a Vegan Diet

WEBRandomized clinical trials have shown specific foods lower cholesterol levels. The Portfolio diet combined four of these foods, each with a different mechanism …

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Oil Free Diets: Pros and Cons of Cooking Without Oil

WEBOil free diets are better for heart health. The message being spread by supporters of oil free eating is often very clear and powerful: avoid oil at all costs as it’s …

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How to Get Enough Vitamin B12 as a Vegan

WEBVegans need to consume fortified foods and/or supplements to meet their intake needs. As many as 30-76% of vegan adults are deficient in vitamin B12, …

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Vegan Omega-3: Are Food Sources Enough

WEBMeeting basic recommendations of omega-3 intake for adults (1.6 grams/day for men and 1.1 grams/day for women; or 0.6-1.2% of daily calorie intake) is possible on …

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Vitamin A and Beta Carotene for Vegans

WEBHowever, since an average of 12 mcg of beta carotene are needed for 1 mcg vitamin A, it’s essential for vegans to consume enough foods high in beta carotene. Beta …

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Carrot Banana Smoothie Recipe (Nourishing + Energizing)

WEBInstructions. Add all ingredients to a blender, then blend until the smoothie is smooth and creamy. 1 medium banana, ¾ cup carrot, ½ cup vegan yogurt, ¾ cup plant …

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