Diet and Fitness » vegan http://www.prairie8.org Complete Guide in Diet and Fitness Sun, 29 Jan 2012 04:58:42 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 The vegetarian diet damages the bone … .. everything to prove http://www.prairie8.org/the-vegetarian-diet-damages-the-bone-everything-to-prove.htm http://www.prairie8.org/the-vegetarian-diet-damages-the-bone-everything-to-prove.htm#comments Wed, 24 Feb 2010 05:58:24 +0000 Akbar Uciha http://www.prairie8.org/?p=283 Tell me, too, that are controversial but some things do not I hold their own, no, I woke up with the moon wrong and now you explain where it came from my disappointment: just last week we had spoken out in the British Journal of Cancer Research that a vegetarian diet was a very good protection to the majority of tumors; here was that after a few days out Australian research published in the pages of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition that vegetarians have much more fragile bones of meat eaters and Their bones were on average 5% less dense.
Gets worse for vegans whose bones were 6% weaker. Always the same search would have revealed that a vegetarian diet slows brain activity, you weaken, in short, you’re sick. From good vegetarian allow me to disagree! But what is this? Fairness Doctrine food, even on people’s health must be politically correct? Well! The researcher who has come to the results so dramatic on ‘vegetarian food has however also said that

There was no difference found between the bone density of a meat eater to a vegetarian who does not eat meat and fish but permits the consumption of eggs, milk and dairy products!
Data on clinical grounds are too small to be considered objective and relevant!
There are no connections between low bone density and fracture risk

but then, you ask, because research has been published so small! The answer is simple: all the evidence points towards the interests of producers of meat and why, beyond what is healthy or not, the stakes are high, a farm makes a lot of money especially intensive, not taking into account the quality of life in which the animal is raised, the yield from the economic point of view is very high. Obviously I’m just personal ideas, conjectures, but perhaps it is true, today I woke up with the moon … crooked.

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