In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery. Our study is a myth breaker that all vegetarian diets are healthy diets. https://t.co/kWSSOOvt7l
Which Is a Good Diet-Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity-a Myth or Actuality?
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Multiple posts detail the findings of the study, emphasizing that vegetarian dietary patterns may lead to higher rates of obesity, as highlighted by phrases such as 'myth breaker' and 'animal proteins are crucial in a healthy diet.' The tone across discussions indicates a shift in understanding around vegetarianism, utilizing assertive language that implies a strong reassessment of health norms.
There is strong consensus among posts that challenge the notion of vegetarian diets being universally healthy.
Users demonstrate high curiosity about the dietary implications and findings presented in the publication.
Many posts reference specific study results and engage deeply with the concepts discussed in the paper.
The publication is perceived as having significant implications for dietary practices and public health discussions.
Abstract in brief
- India has a large vegetarian population, accounting for 40% of Asian Indians, but there's a trend towards consuming more processed and unhealthy foods among vegetarians.
- A study of 235 Indian patients showed that vegetarians had a higher incidence of morbid obesity requiring bariatric surgery compared to non-vegetarians, particularly significant in 2016.
- The findings challenge the belief that all vegetarian diets are healthy and emphasize the importance of choosing whole, unprocessed foods to prevent obesity.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky"In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery." https://t.co/VUJ2xsdLI1 https://t.co/xNghqYycAa
@saaiyer And would you like to guess which population in India is healthier? Clue, it's not the vegetarians. https://t.co/53nGykeg09
"We found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery." Which Is a Good Diet—Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity—a Myth or Actuality? https://t.co/oQzIv2TTFM
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
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@saaiyer And would you like to guess which population in India is healthier? Clue, it's not the vegetarians. https://t.co/53nGykeg09
Which Is a Good Diet—Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity—a Myth or Actuality? https://t.co/ZH2nj5JZv4
@douchebaginf @aatifrafee @BeerBicepsGuy https://t.co/FPTuLWd3tg
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
@quirksandmore Nice! Just be careful with that vegetarian aspect of your diet! https://t.co/MqJVkf9f4G
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
Which Is a Good Diet—Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity—a Myth or Actuality? Animal proteins are crucial in a healthy diet !! https://t.co/qR8Qdbbb4E
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
RT @puddleg: In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity…
In an Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery. Our study is a myth breaker that all vegetarian diets are healthy diets. https://t.co/kWSSOOvt7l
@AlexJLeaf Full: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery." https://t.co/b7LwivJpr2
@AlexJLeaf Maybe not best example because the diet included a lot of crap but: "Our study is a myth breaker that all vegetarian diets are healthy diets." https://t.co/NkgxqZ918P
@NutriRebel Full paper: https://t.co/b7LwivJpr2
RT @NutriRebel: "We found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatr…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
RT @DegenRolf: "In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid…
"In a large Asian Indian cohort, we found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery." https://t.co/VUJ2xsdLI1 https://t.co/xNghqYycAa
Which Is a Good Diet-Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity-a Myth or Actuality? https://t.co/5M1WI88ZoS
Which Is a Good Diet-Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity-a Myth or Actuality? https://t.co/4MWQkevhsz https://t.co/m7Wse8lLka
RT @NutriRebel: "We found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatr…
"We found that vegetarian dietary patterns were associated with a higher incidence of morbid obesity culminating in bariatric surgery." Which Is a Good Diet—Veg or Non-veg? Faith-Based Vegetarianism for Protection From Obesity—a Myth or Actuality? https://t.co/oQzIv2TTFM