@ScepticalDoctor Sure — mortality rate in pescatarians is lower than vegetarians. Of course all of your data and mine is stupid worthless hopelessly confounded epidemiological bullshit so it doesn’t really matter. https://t.co/Wiwfej0dWm
Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2.
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These discussions demonstrate strong agreement, with posters referencing the study directly and highlighting its implications for health, such as noting that vegan diets show the most longevity benefits; the tone and references to reputable sources reflect high interest and meaningful engagement, emphasizing both the scientific nuances and societal relevance of plant-based diets.
Most discussions align with the findings of the study, supporting the idea that vegetarian diets, especially vegan, are linked to lower mortality.
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- The study examined whether different vegetarian dietary patterns are linked to lower mortality rates, using data from the Adventist Health Study 2, which included over 73,000 participants, and found that vegetarians generally had a reduced risk of death compared to nonvegetarians.
- The researchers categorized diets into five types: nonvegetarian, semivegetarian, pescovegetarian, lactoovovegetarian, and vegan, and tracked deaths through 2009, finding that vegans and vegetarians had notably lower hazard ratios for all-cause mortality.
- The results indicated that vegetarian diets, especially vegan and lactoovovegetarian, are associated with decreased mortality from various causes, including cardiovascular disease, with stronger effects observed in men than women.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@Jake_99123 @intelligent_eat @LayahHeilpern Vegans are relatively new in large numbers but enough vegetarians have been around in high numbers since the ‘50s onwards, there’s been plenty of studies on their life length vs meat eaters and they come out on top; https://t.co/qozqhsJNK2
@aprilerussell Totally https://t.co/6onSorsVWR https://t.co/D6pVywZ797 https://t.co/nBqRVAHcHA
@Alecsplaining @LoraJR72 @jrmudge_ @Veganella_ One of the only studies that attempted to tease this out. https://t.co/8J87v68J0x https://t.co/xNnJFHjKLw
@AaronBergman18 The largest and highest-quality cohort study on the topic found that vegan diets are associated with lower mortality among men, and normal mortality among women. https://t.co/FUqYEJmo9r
@maven_01 @cerebralsymphoy @Doomsday__2021 @Miss_Sanguis @MissAnneMarie01 Just a small glance. Google yourself for credible sources instead of spewing propaganda. 1.https://t.co/G5lMhfjy2w 2.https://t.co/sR6WiD9MII 3.https://t.co/DZCZDGc2Uk 4.https://t.co/dzZv4Sfavu 5.https://t.co/aN7Vn8f3Fi 6.https://t.co/jpKh4EBfql 7.https://t.co/eSsvOT8XAN
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@grok @StephenCMeyer Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 - 2013 Jul 8 https://t.co/oRtnX1R708 The adjusted HR for all-cause mortality in vegans was 0.85 (95% CI, 0.73-1.01); in lacto-ovo-vegetarians, 0.91 (95% CI, 0.82-1.00); in pesco-vegetarians, 0.81 (95% CI,
@ExAvocatine si l'on en croit des publications, la santé n'est pas altérée au contraire... Je ne les ai pas lues, je suis omnivore...https://t.co/9qoVtgnPqA
@turbotobi1979 @sibaburck Of the studies that do look at this ie comparing vegans/vegetatians/pescetarians, it’s actually the pescetarians who do the best, by a lot. Which makes perfect sense given what I’ve been saying. https://t.co/FSsWk7oxDz
@Theres2ManyLies @raphaels7 @nicknorwitz You don’t have any studies supporting your assertion? It’s just a feeling you have that that diet would be healthy? Mortality data on vegans https://t.co/9vvfFw9qVm
@DCMStebbings @Alexzia777 @StephaneVerret_ https://t.co/hS87mDtI3i https://t.co/xSaJQG6me9 https://t.co/SBrWwlFmLO https://t.co/8d1Cwixh4L https://t.co/Xt0mjUvnTn https://t.co/EuCicCXDlQ https://t.co/DkxuzSsQrp
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RT @EurekaMag: Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 https://t.co/PzBzYOpjbI https://t.co/jyxFjNCl78
Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 https://t.co/PzBzYOpjbI https://t.co/jyxFjNCl78
@SteveDa39872898 @Fatcows2 https://t.co/h3K9E7KTSv https://t.co/6R0KQeywKI https://t.co/1WIXP3LL7s
@javellidop @analivegan https://t.co/TwznLAafDN https://t.co/b4ql4ip2kU Toma , 2 estudios con más de 60.000 personas de muestreo con personas con dieta apta para veganos, vegetariana y omnívora. La que más longevidad presentaba era la apta para veganos Espero tu fuente ansioso https://t.co/3IHj7VfTP1
Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 "Vegetarian diets are associated with lower all-cause mortality & with some reductions in cause-specific mortality." #CVD #plantbased #meatmyths #carnivore #govegan #veganism https://t.co/HoVOGgLhoi
@sakie339 Orlich MJ, Singh PN, Sabaté J, et al. Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2. JAMA Intern Med 2013; 173:1230.
@AaronBergman18 The largest and highest-quality cohort study on the topic found that vegan diets are associated with lower mortality among men, and normal mortality among women. https://t.co/FUqYEJmo9r
@Bennel44 @itsdavidramms @torrewofficial @NimaiDelgado @VEGANMUSCLE_uk @BioLayne @goob_u Right. The outcomes are even better in some cases https://t.co/6onSorsVWR
@FredHikes @USAMRIID_CA @itsdavidramms @holland_barrett The study you cited: Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 What's the null hypothesis here? What's the major confounder here? Does this study show causation or correlation? I'll wait for you to "own me" as being dimwitted
@AndresCorazza @NoVive_Socialis No te lo negare, pero eso que importa ahora? Estamos hablando de quién gasta más agua, los vegetales o los animales, los animales gastan el doble de agua, y una dieta balanceada es lo mejor, hasta los veganos viven mejor si se practica bien https://t.co/I2dfEFkxsS
@aprilerussell Totally https://t.co/6onSorsVWR https://t.co/D6pVywZ797 https://t.co/nBqRVAHcHA
@Jake_99123 @intelligent_eat @LayahHeilpern Vegans are relatively new in large numbers but enough vegetarians have been around in high numbers since the ‘50s onwards, there’s been plenty of studies on their life length vs meat eaters and they come out on top; https://t.co/qozqhsJNK2
@Mamzelle20kV Entre autres : https://t.co/XjKeVemwG3 https://t.co/12AKQnNiZ3 https://t.co/lpHqIPx5pa
@bryan_johnson Vegan ist certainly not the answer. Follow the science https://t.co/KNuuVSLmZX https://t.co/tWYGPTBEkO
@luix @Laurazul29 Negativo. Según la ciencia, la dieta vegetariana estricta es la más saludable: https://t.co/fkTesIkqHI https://t.co/z9rPvJuNeK
@PLPDinamarca El artículo en cuestión es " Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2" (PMC4191896). Disponible en Sci-Hub. https://t.co/fkTesIC26i https://t.co/enGVVvtL8s
@QNoMeCalloNada @codetemplativo Y tu fuente es un periódico
A very good point by @dr.matthewnagra . Other diets may be healthy but our reasons to go vegan are not limited to just that. References: https://t.co/bqduIlCcnL https://t.co/5SJ9ZVMBBz https://t.co/MSTHd61NzE #vegan #plantbased #nutrition #plantbaseddiet #crueltyfree https://t.co/MN1iXDMTMU
Vegetarian Diets Linked to Lower Mortality https://t.co/d0mh6Tf27s
@FlanaganMcPhee @RobertoHiguero7 Aquí te dejo otros tantos artículos (y esto no es nuevo, se sabe que una dieta vegana es igual de saludable que una omni -ambas bien planificadas- desde hace décadas): https://t.co/31OMyXdT7L https://t.co/1k1412wHOj https://t.co/BQBkBNPYbr doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.6473
هذا رابط الدراسة الاولى Vegetarian Dietary Patterns and Mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 المنشورة في جاما https://t.co/TxmJ5x77AT
@Porkchop_EXP Try this: https://t.co/V5Fz7CeMVm
@thalesnemo @Volcus @JesperKlos @andyswarbs @newbud0 @AlpacaAurelius They're the biggest studies ever done on vegetarianism vs omnivorous diet. Here are the findings from those studies. "Vegetarian Dietary Patterns and Mortality in Adventist Health Study 2" https://t.co/x3Y7V73WmW
@JuanfraZafra @Dimequecomes @DiezMikel_ @Midietacojea @JulioBasulto_DN @beatrizcalidad Sí, así de mala es nuestra dieta: "Vegetarian diets are associated with lower all-cause mortality and with some reductions in cause-specific mortality. Results appeared to be more robust in males." https://t.co/fkTesIC26i
RT @Haoshoku: @maven_01 @cerebralsymphoy @Doomsday__2021 @Miss_Sanguis @MissAnneMarie01 Just a small glance. Google yourself for credible s…
@maven_01 @cerebralsymphoy @Doomsday__2021 @Miss_Sanguis @MissAnneMarie01 Just a small glance. Google yourself for credible sources instead of spewing propaganda. 1.https://t.co/G5lMhfjy2w 2.https://t.co/sR6WiD9MII 3.https://t.co/DZCZDGc2Uk 4.https://t.co/dzZv4Sfavu 5.https://t.co/aN7Vn8f3Fi 6.https://t.co/jpKh4EBfql 7.https://t.co/eSsvOT8XAN
@Alecsplaining @LoraJR72 @jrmudge_ @Veganella_ One of the only studies that attempted to tease this out. https://t.co/8J87v68J0x https://t.co/xNnJFHjKLw
Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 https://t.co/yXyr7PxUqu
L'alimentation végétalienne est viable à toute tranche d'âge, à condition d'y apporter une supplémentation en vitamine B12. Il n'y a alors pas plus de carences que dans l'alimentation carnée. Sources : https://t.co/wyh6KAnyfs https://t.co/XQFJej7fdG 1/2 https://t.co/XYB2dkDpil
@FearofATK @lucciboiobv @twtselma @Greekgodx it's factual though 1.https://t.co/L4SZObczBT 2.https://t.co/62AGs7D8rH 3.https://t.co/n503uRgr5m 4.https://t.co/a9028LguaQ 5.https://t.co/OT7yYNWK8d 6.https://t.co/AEIwbR7oCy 7.https://t.co/4HL4E6KqVx 8.https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ 9.https://t.co/od9bPvKgyD 10.https://t.co/dzZv4Sfavu
RT @tednaiman: @ScepticalDoctor Sure — mortality rate in pescatarians is lower than vegetarians. Of course all of your data and mine is stu…
RT @tednaiman: @ScepticalDoctor Sure — mortality rate in pescatarians is lower than vegetarians. Of course all of your data and mine is stu…
@ScepticalDoctor Sure — mortality rate in pescatarians is lower than vegetarians. Of course all of your data and mine is stupid worthless hopelessly confounded epidemiological bullshit so it doesn’t really matter. https://t.co/Wiwfej0dWm
@JeremyAmaro4 https://t.co/wpwzZBiq05 https://t.co/Q4rF3W8Mu3 https://t.co/hyHHBLdcn1 https://t.co/Xau7T5ngr0
@Yashovardhan_13 @CognitiveDiss0 39/n:Vegetarian Dietary Patterns and Mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 : https://t.co/XAt17nkPsV
@SprottenMarty @arti_sok @d_levushkan @tramp09 @levushkan Можно, и даже увеличив продолжительность жизни и улучшив здоровье в целом. Можешь почитать результаты исследования Vegetarian Dietary Patterns and Mortality in Adventist Health Study 2, например.
Vegetarian Dietary Patterns and Mortality in Adventist Health Study 2 https://t.co/OpPqEmiW7F
@CarnivoreIs @HelderHerdwyck @Kenn_QBE @thebiggrog @BelindaFettke @DMDent @fleroy1974 @LouiseStephen9 @GHGGuru @JoannaBlythman @zoeharcombe @bigfatsurprise @ProfTimNoakes @docmartincohen @fatisourfriend @drsplace Quite a few - with dozens of papers published. A citation to a source is always helpful as it is not obvious. I guess, in this case, it is from Doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.6473 : https://t.co/FuM9emYNnH
https://t.co/yTfujcXOnc JAMA Intern Med. 2013 Jul 8;173(13):1230-8. Vegetarian dietary patterns and mortality in Adventist Health Study 2. vegetarianはそうでない人よりも死亡リスク低い。中でもpesco-vegetarian(乳製品、卵、魚は食べる)が良さそう。