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The overall discussions express strong agreement with the article, using words like 'reduce risk' and 'well documented' to emphasize scientific backing, while posts about personal diet choices and health implications demonstrate active engagement. The tone ranges from supportive to inquisitive, reflecting a recognition of the importance of plant-based diets in improving cardiovascular health.
Most discussions strongly support the article's claims about the benefits of plant-based diets, citing statistics and scientific references.
Posts show high interest by referencing specific studies, sharing personal opinions, and engaging in related health topics.
Many posts engage with the content by quoting studies, discussing dietary choices, or commenting on health impacts, but some are brief or dismissive.
Discussions highlight the significance of plant-based diets for public health improvement and disease prevention, indicating high perceived impact.
Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of optimizing CV risk factors (eg, HTN, DM, BMI). A key reason I believe exercise, sleep & plant based diets are so important https://t.co/kYnqBdLMDe #APCCC24 https://t.co/yY6mBnOtiX
"What should I eat to prevent heart disease?" I have been asked this multiple times. Plant-based diets may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease events by an estimated 40% and cerebrovascular disease events by 29%. https://t.co/FZ657z5x8B
@ethanjweiss @cadiulus @TheVeggieMD some decent review papers from vegan and plant-based MDs, nutritionists & scientists also here seems a viable option for those who enjoy plant-based diets but lumping sugar with meat as “to avoid”
-https://t.co/BUTB78apye -Kahleova H, Levin S, Barnard N. Cardio-Metabolic Benefits of Plant-Based Diets. Nutrients. 2017;9(8):848. https://t.co/b2pfZ1Jxd8 -https://t.co/ro9pSLBwrM -https://t.co/pGNu3Wo5Rk
@KoushikReddyMD @cjannuzzi @agargmd And many authors do expect benefits to come, reasonably. Kahleova (2017) https://t.co/pN7QoURdIt
@peterpalmer52 @MarikaSboros @ascentovalhalla As for nutrition, the health benefits of a plant based diet are very well documented. Again, Google Scholar is your friend. Here's one article to get you started.
Learn how to make dairy free Alfredo sauce. Plant-based diets lower the risk of major cardiometabolic diseases and improve overall health, with potential to reverse atherosclerosis and prevent heart-related conditions.
This video discusses the advantages of adopting plant-based diets in correctional facilities, supported by research from the American Dietetic Association. These diets are recognized as nutritionally adequate and can…
This video explains how gut bacteria metabolize L-carnitine in red meat to produce TMAO, which promotes atherosclerosis. Higher red meat intake correlates with increased TMAO levels and cardiovascular risk, emphasizing…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
RT @LoebStacy: Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of o…
Great talks by Suter & @charlesryanmd on the substantial cardiovascular risk in patients w #prostatecancer & importance of optimizing CV risk factors (eg, HTN, DM, BMI). A key reason I believe exercise, sleep & plant based diets are so important https://t.co/kYnqBdLMDe #APCCC24 https://t.co/yY6mBnOtiX
"What should I eat to prevent heart disease?" I have been asked this multiple times. Plant-based diets may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease events by an estimated 40% and cerebrovascular disease events by 29%. https://t.co/FZ657z5x8B
@ubwhoub Wow, happy you made it friend!
@ComradeLeninade @AnarchyPunished @gtfohForReal @TheWolfPack94 @KuntaJay https://t.co/zAI1Eux8w2
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@peterpalmer52 @MarikaSboros @ascentovalhalla As for nutrition, the health benefits of a plant based diet are very well documented. Again, Google Scholar is your friend. Here's one article to get you started.
@jossLannister @ND_Gironde @nflorian33 @PierreHurmic J'ai du mal à vous croire. Vous avez pris en compte celle-ci ? https://t.co/DXjOFkVqqo
@LittleVillan71 @1GarethWynJones @PGIWelshBeef Kahleova H et al (2017) Cardio-Metabolic Benefits of Plant-Based Diets. "Plant-based diets may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease events by ~40% & the risk of cerebral vascular disease events by 29%." https://t.co/rQ9qnbyzGc
@ethanjweiss @cadiulus @TheVeggieMD some decent review papers from vegan and plant-based MDs, nutritionists & scientists also here seems a viable option for those who enjoy plant-based diets but lumping sugar with meat as “to avoid”
-https://t.co/BUTB78apye -Kahleova H, Levin S, Barnard N. Cardio-Metabolic Benefits of Plant-Based Diets. Nutrients. 2017;9(8):848. https://t.co/b2pfZ1Jxd8 -https://t.co/ro9pSLBwrM -https://t.co/pGNu3Wo5Rk
RT @AnnieLeymarie: Huge recent increases in diabetes & cardiovascular diseases in the UK - yet whole food plant-based diets, which are also…
Huge recent increases in diabetes & cardiovascular diseases in the UK - yet whole food plant-based diets, which are also best for the planet, could reduce both by 50 % 40% respectively. https://t.co/lKTyGJFnQ8 and https://t.co/H8ijRm5bLD
@AmandaZZ100 @DrAseemMalhotra @JoannaBlythman @zoeharcombe @KailashChandOBE @virtahealth 1) Here is some 20 extra studies showing evidence: Animal proteins increase and plant proteins decrease mortality. Those on plant-based diets have lower risk of diabetes https://t.co/ndU2kAnCMA Plant-based diets reduce risk of T2 diabetes by half https://t.co/P3FEU0Lq3W
@KoushikReddyMD @cjannuzzi @agargmd And many authors do expect benefits to come, reasonably. Kahleova (2017) https://t.co/pN7QoURdIt
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