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The discussions frequently highlight the research's conclusions, such as mentions of plant proteins reducing mortality risks while animal proteins increase them. Phrases like 'the evidence is clear' and assertions of 'scientific studies indicate' indicate a high level of conviction. The tone ranges from supportive to confrontational, as some users challenge opponents' perspectives by stating, 'Did you actually read that study?' This reflects a mix of enthusiasm and contention, showcasing the importance of the topic and the participants' vested interests.
Overall, many discussions reflect a positive stance towards the publication, especially regarding plant protein's benefits and the harmful impacts of animal protein.
Participants show significant curiosity about dietary protein and its health implications, leading to numerous exchanges and references to various studies.
Many contributors engage deeply by referencing specific studies, discussing methodologies, and contesting each other's viewpoints on nutrition.
The majority of users perceive the findings as influential, with high potential to reshape dietary recommendations and personal choices.
(165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からのタンパク質が多いほど、死亡率が低かった。 https://t.co/dHCZpFEo9f
Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die Sterblichkeit. Je mehr pflanzliches Protein (#Hülsenfrüchte, #Nüsse, #Gemüse, #Obst), desto NIEDRIGER die Sterblichkeit. https://t.co/7gKZV4XsQ0 https://t.co/t0nuqVlWs7
@CGTCFA Showing biased pictures of emaciated plant eaters next to bodybuilding carnists is your idea of determining the right approach to health? Don’t biologists know how to read studies??? https://t.co/iTHjEEcVFC
@SFjder @OsmoSoininvaara On kyllä varsin kattava tieteellinen näyttö sen puolesta, että kuolee. https://t.co/PmfsSd3d22 https://t.co/cYyL74TGEJ
@Rapheal013 @ddofinternet @Per_sassy You are doing awful research, that is misguided by deception and confirmation bias. 1.https://t.co/WXFww2eIBC 2.https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ 3.https://t.co/CYM30Y9mo8 4.https://t.co/eSsvOT8XAN 5.https://t.co/4HL4E6KqVx 6.https://t.co/nLeiHQD78w Only animal protein is harmful.
study 1: high protein diets hit kidney function: https://t.co/p9dWn3V1LL study 2: high protein diets linked to higher cardiovascular disease mortality: https://t.co/H0zzPdDKEg study 3: high protein diets linked to higher cancer risk: https://t.co/j8d4KqhjOW study 4: high
The study investigates the relationship between dietary protein sources and mortality among participants, revealing significant findings. Higher total protein intake, particularly from animal sources, is associated with…
This video examines the relationship between dietary protein sources and mental health, specifically addressing claims that meat improves mental health. We analyze a controversial study that links vegetarians and vegans…
study 1: high protein diets hit kidney function: https://t.co/p9dWn3V1LL study 2: high protein diets linked to higher cardiovascular disease mortality: https://t.co/H0zzPdDKEg study 3: high protein diets linked to higher cancer risk: https://t.co/j8d4KqhjOW study 4: high
@KettlebellDan Just dropping this here https://t.co/3qWw6oreo9
@jbgibson00 @bigfatsurprise Complete ignorance of the truth?
@guitar_father @carnivoremax Ummm do you want to re-read your comment and then tell me the clown is? Did you actually read that study? Absorption is not an accurate indicator of healthfulness. In order to know what is healthy you have to look at health outcomes, not absorption. https://t.co/iTHjEEcVFC
@guitar_father @RussellH888 @carnivoremax They just point to a notion that we aren’t necessarily “natural omnivores”. I rely on studies though, when i make important decisions about what foods are healthiest for humans: https://t.co/iTHjEEcVFC
@VitDBro1 @sibaburck Where did you get your information? Social media videos? The evidence is clear on this. The more whole plants we consume the better the health outcomes. Protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from Rotterdam study,meta-analysis https://t.co/iTHjEEdtva
@DiscerningDon @consciousmuscle You keep showing how little you know about nutrition. Nothing is missing from a healthy nutrition but the inflammatory and disease processes. Humans thrive on plants and perform better, recover better and reduce the risk diseases. https://t.co/iTHjEEdtva
@testomaxing
RT @KarimSamraAR: @CGTCFA Showing biased pictures of emaciated plant eaters next to bodybuilding carnists is your idea of determining the r…
RT @KarimSamraAR: @CGTCFA Showing biased pictures of emaciated plant eaters next to bodybuilding carnists is your idea of determining the r…
RT @KarimSamraAR: @CGTCFA Showing biased pictures of emaciated plant eaters next to bodybuilding carnists is your idea of determining the r…
@CGTCFA Showing biased pictures of emaciated plant eaters next to bodybuilding carnists is your idea of determining the right approach to health? Don’t biologists know how to read studies??? https://t.co/iTHjEEcVFC
@FionaCr14340882 @dabofan @RobertKennedyJc Nutrient density in spinach is several times higher than in animal flesh. Flesh increases risk of disease. Plant foods reduce it. https://t.co/iTHjEEcVFC
@EspElement @VeganChristian3 @markeatsmeat Oh boy. You want me to do the research for you? How many studies to you want? And what specific subject? Here is one. But there are so many! https://t.co/iTHjEEcVFC
@RogerSeheult @GardnerPhD @TEDxBoston It's an interesting talk, but if we just focus on the all-cause mortality as the endpoint, there seems to be weak evidence that increasing plant protein reduces all cause mortality. https://t.co/isFp6w8mOV https://t.co/xWrUi9dNOF
@boris_isaksson @OsmoSoininvaara https://t.co/PmfsSd3d22 https://t.co/WUtKafLHkO
@SFjder @OsmoSoininvaara On kyllä varsin kattava tieteellinen näyttö sen puolesta, että kuolee. https://t.co/PmfsSd3d22 https://t.co/cYyL74TGEJ
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32076944/
@mike_lustgarten https://t.co/ZvIS1olLBo
@Floridasnowski @synstorm2024 @tannerXrubicon @ClownWorld_ You need to do your due diligence deeper. https://t.co/IYix1WtNSW -- https://t.co/PVvdb2Fgcs -- https://t.co/RbzawkMgtG -- https://t.co/F5mX7Cl8g1 -- https://t.co/3Urz7fluGE -- https://t.co/aFyy550xy3 -- https://t.co/6m1UlpGHuN -- https://t.co/ELex28EX1Y and so on
@CakeNutrition Is it mostly driven by high animal protein intake and energy excess? "Dietary protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from the Rotterdam Study and a meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies - PMC" https://t.co/ujbG4ZGbp5
Meta-analysis from 2020, is it a connection between dietary #protein intake and mortality? "Our findings support current dietary recommendations to increase intake of plant protein in place of animal protein" #veganism #carnivorediet Link to article: https://t.co/pHSThQVaMU https://t.co/lzVB4Y0dCQ
@ScepticalDoctor Total protein intake is positively associated with all-cause mortality, mainly driven by a harmful association of animal protein with CVD mortality. Plant protein intake is inversely associated with all-cause and CVD mortality. https://t.co/iOhjS70MKH
@Xrpology @nob12deficiency all animal products are harmfull, aslo eggs and milk "in the meta-analysis a higher plant protein intake was associated with lower all-cause and CVD mortality all-cause mortality" https://t.co/6hfZtBx8po.
@CarDen1974 @patzello @sibaburck https://t.co/6YOFgsbqxR
@JuhanaHarju @FitFounder Probably something to do with protein quality. Animal based protein sources like cured meats vs whey protein have some wildly different prospective & RCT results. Plant-based protein has been associated with decreased mortality risk: https://t.co/uRXpBxCQR3
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
- CVD mortality [https://t.co/V8FU3sus6c] - cancer [https://t.co/muwrtcD0W3] - erectile dysfunction [https://t.co/BKXKyt6JWB] - acidity [https://t.co/IkZXXhkBD0] 5/6
@Saluce99 @GoatShura73338 @zgegoas @tiag0_d @Zhen___________ @CerfiaFR ... but higher intake of protein from legumes, nuts, vegetables, and fruits was associated with lower risk of all-cause and cause-specific mortality." https://t.co/aAm2i1XVQ4 T'en veux d'autres ?
植物性タンパク質なら問題は特にないどころか逆相関なのか。 Dietary protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from the Rotterdam Study and a meta-analysis ... https://t.co/M4BGsWMFJs
@ThomaSantucci @chris39fr @7a8 Confirmées* pas infirmées https://t.co/tAWOvjxyhB https://t.co/Hw3sQPRtA9 https://t.co/vwgeTFgfBm https://t.co/Vv5Gh7GoEK C'est l'acide urique qui est mauvais pour les reins, et on le trouve principalement dans la viande
@MattyParks12 @EatRottingFlesh Wow I'm so shocked to learn that developed countries (good healthcare) eat more meat than underdeveloped countries (inexistent healthcare) ! What a study
@jensenhealthch @Flokugrafie @Tofuwa_Bohu @BorysWalentek @frutti_el_mare Kannst du die Studien, die du selber schickst, bitte auch lesen! Das ist doch alles pro vegan. Pflanzliches Protein gesünder. Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die Sterblichkeit.
@Mans0our طيب ليش في علاقة بين تناول البروتين الحيواني و الوفيات وكذلك الحديد الحيواني و مشاكل القلب و الأوعية الدموية https://t.co/tC7X1IO7DA
RT @ErnMedBlog: Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die…
@Mangan150 Nope 3 https://t.co/atY5BGFz69
@Nidhoegg2 @bu22dee @heiseonline Du bist aber nicht auf dem neusten Stand. Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die Sterblichkeit. Je mehr pflanzliches Protein (#Hülsenfrüchte, #Nüsse, #Gemüse, #Obst), desto NIEDRIGER die Sterblichkeit. https://t.co/u7feTa6yuy
RT @ErnMedBlog: Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die…
(ejemplo https://t.co/n5GBqkVJVJ) (ejemplo https://t.co/icv3Cv0AcN) (ejemplo https://t.co/MEFrDUf1T2) (ejemplo https://t.co/vSOW8jdZTN) (ejemplo https://t.co/skE1EhnptO)
RT @RGewaltlos: @BZL_aktuell Und die Proteine durch Hülsenfrüchte sind sogar noch gesünder als Tierqualprodukte. https://t.co/u7feTa6yuy
@nileon09 Und gesünder als Tierqualprodukte.
@RenateKuenast Pflanzliches Protein sogar gesünder als Tierqualprodukte. Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die Sterblichkeit. Je mehr pflanzliches Protein (#Hülsenfrüchte, #Nüsse, #Gemüse, #Obst), desto NIEDRIGER die Sterblichkeit. https://t.co/u7feTa6yuy
@BZL_aktuell Und die Proteine durch Hülsenfrüchte sind sogar noch gesünder als Tierqualprodukte. https://t.co/u7feTa6yuy
@derspiegel GoVegan Niemand braucht Tierqualprodukte. Je mehr pflanzliches Protein (#Hülsenfrüchte, #Nüsse, #Gemüse, #Obst), desto NIEDRIGER die Sterblichkeit. https://t.co/u7feTa6yuy
RT @ErnMedBlog: Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die…
RT @ErnMedBlog: Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die…
RT @ErnMedBlog: Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die…
@derspiegel Pflanzliches Protein gesünder. Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die Sterblichkeit. Je mehr pflanzliches Protein (#Hülsenfrüchte, #Nüsse, #Gemüse, #Obst), desto NIEDRIGER die Sterblichkeit. https://t.co/u7feTa6yuy
Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen die Rotterdam-Studie: Je mehr tierisches Protein (#Fleisch, #Milch-Produkte), desto HÖHER die Sterblichkeit. Je mehr pflanzliches Protein (#Hülsenfrüchte, #Nüsse, #Gemüse, #Obst), desto NIEDRIGER die Sterblichkeit. https://t.co/7gKZV4XsQ0 https://t.co/t0nuqVlWs7
@WClementeIII Hey Will. High protein diets carry a high mortality rate. Skip the whey. Eat the meat but be sure to mix in a good source of plant protein in your diet. Everything in moderation. https://t.co/ZzX43sGGWa
@823jjd @nutrition_facts Yet more & more pro athletes & others are thriving on #plantbased diets. Also, all the largest & most credible studies conclude that eating
@lunarfarmer @kcisney @BioLayne No downside? Ehh... as long as it's plant protein, sure. https://t.co/gkHf7iK7AV
【40代50代】老化の早い人が全く足りてない食べ物！最高の摂取方法とは【うわさのゆっくり解説】 https://t.co/mWP178HIWC @YouTubeより
@weezard0f0z Higher protein intake associated with higher all-cause mortality https://t.co/atVU7B1L4d
【40代50代】老化の早い人が全く足りてない食べ物！最高の摂取方法とは【うわさのゆっくり解説】 https://t.co/NSR7qhT3zM via @YouTube
【40代50代】老化の早い人が全く足りてない食べ物！最高の摂取方法とは【うわさのゆっくり解説】 https://t.co/QwoYXRmURb @YouTubeより 毎日卵3個に3回の低脂肪牛乳+プロテイン摂取、後はナッツと納豆と豆腐食べてるから十分かな
https://t.co/Q7SUy10qlK
【40代50代】老化の早い人が全く足りてない食べ物！最高の摂取方法とは【うわさのゆっくり解説】 https://t.co/OFgqYlqcJj @YouTubeより
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
RT @muscle_penguin_: (165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からの…
(165/347) #論文マラソン タンパク質摂取と死亡率との関連は？ 7786人を分析。 総タンパク質摂取量が多いほど死亡率が高くなり、動物性が増える心血管死亡が増えたが、植物性とは関連がなかった。 マメ、ナッツ、野菜、果物からのタンパク質が多いほど、死亡率が低かった。 https://t.co/dHCZpFEo9f
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@Irene11904075 @bottedaorbi_ @piuttostomale @tomtweet3 @vasco_brondi @CarlodeBlasio1 il libro non è un articolo scientifico, quindi vale meno di zero le evidenze scientifiche dicono che proteine animali non sono mai necessarie e pure dannose per la salute umana
"mEaT iS hEaLtHy tHo"
@Chandle74418127 @ScepticalDoctor @johnhemming4mp 3/n respond thoroughly to the unpublished LTE. Let's see what the response says. Here is another paper. Maybe look into your own bias before you speak. https://t.co/hRnYJj9MsF
@theproof For eg: Legumes, nuts, vegetables, & fruits showed benefits for almost all categories in the (large) Rotterdam study inc reducing all-cause mortality. Meanwhile meat & dairy significantly increased mortality - eggs & Fish didn't reach significance. Doi: 10.1007/s10654-020-00607-6 https://t.co/82l3MJwDBr
@ScepticalDoctor @FrogHarmless Legumes, nuts, vegetables, & fruits showed benefits for almost all categories in the Rotterdam study. Fish didn't reach significance in any. Doi: 10.1007/s10654-020-00607-6 Also watch this space for plastics (& associated chemical contamination) as more results get published! https://t.co/jAgp3vAKyP
RT @Haoshoku: @DerHitman1887 @kalleMarquardt @ralfheimann Pflanzliches Protein ist komplett und eignet sich hervorragend zum Muskelaufbau.…
@DerHitman1887 @kalleMarquardt @ralfheimann Pflanzliches Protein ist komplett und eignet sich hervorragend zum Muskelaufbau. 1.https://t.co/ZAkqCWn7cd 2.https://t.co/S89wbrKP7I Tierisches Protein ist schädlich. 1.https://t.co/eVe44V2nha 2.https://t.co/m3RJnAySDu Die Proteinquellen mit der höchsten Dichte sind pflanzlich. https://t.co/NXAKe2pYjz
@ashleyirl_ 1.https://t.co/WXFww2eIBC 2.https://t.co/U1q0qALizK 3.https://t.co/4HL4E6KqVx 4.https://t.co/rFTUZcCqkp 5.https://t.co/j6bSKQto7p 6.https://t.co/vtse3TB2pa 7.https://t.co/WOj3pbsJ0T 8.https://t.co/m3RJnAySDu
@Sciencerguy @_discreetmind @Ranjul19 @sakie339 @Shivamda Objective is that plant based foods lower mortality. Anyway here’s more https://t.co/TCuaHPZdfl https://t.co/PG4v4Cq4mA https://t.co/WhCVDMtH9c https://t.co/fr3OQRFNh0 https://t.co/q1PSMT2MRo
@Rapheal013 @ddofinternet @Per_sassy You are doing awful research, that is misguided by deception and confirmation bias. 1.https://t.co/WXFww2eIBC 2.https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ 3.https://t.co/CYM30Y9mo8 4.https://t.co/eSsvOT8XAN 5.https://t.co/4HL4E6KqVx 6.https://t.co/nLeiHQD78w Only animal protein is harmful.
@Chaleps4 @thecodemiko that "real" protein is a highly inferior secondary product, which damages the body :) https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ plant protein is superior
@jerryteixeira @nick_krontiris @TheBhupiThakur @JohnSpeakman4 @SamueleMarcora @drmatthewnagra @NutritionMadeS3 @AlexJLeaf @TheAlanAragon @The_Nutrivore @MattMadore576 I'm not sure why we would rely on rodent studies tho. We have studies like this on humans, some of which find higher mortality with total protein, but plant protein has opposite effect, so it's probably not the total protein per se. https://t.co/ukYeQauYcO https://t.co/WVamfuuvmh
@shangoodwinbeef @AgForceQLD @AgChatOZ @BeefAustralia "Evidence from prospective cohort studies to date suggests that total protein intake is positively associated with all-cause mortality, mainly driven by a harmful association of animal protein with CVD mortality." https://t.co/SQgSFDnd78
@FusionProgGuy @JoanneD_ @ScepticalDoctor @TColinCampbell Regarding animal protein there is emerging evidence about associated risks of high intakes. https://t.co/98D52zaeZj
@Timothee_Petel @gauthier12240 @DurocYann @SolagroFR @IDDRI_ThinkTank Je vous accorde que "se passer" était un peu extrême. Néanmoins les ruminants ont un impact environnemental important. Voir les travaux de la commission EAT-Lancet. https://t.co/rNH5VXx53y https://t.co/pHPZRUkqND
@Fabiensapiens Pourquoi serait-ce différent en Europe ? https://t.co/rNH5VXx53y
@GPushcart @Dairy_is_scary @pizzahut @BeyondMeat processed fastfood is bad, even when vegan, but the vegan version is still A LOT more healthy in comparison, although veganism is about ethics not health -https://t.co/8ECkkgiIgt -https://t.co/nLQvSFJ2Ar -https://t.co/14zad5j9zr -https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ -https://t.co/eNh66iHF9w
The German #NutriScore rates a higher protein content as desirable. But this may confound the score because of the different associations of plant protein and animal protein with adverse outcomes (such as death). See https://t.co/7ckRsfyRsM & https://t.co/h2ZA73PKss #plantbased https://t.co/4dRJUTFGFM
RT @Haoshoku: @realJahLeo @Veganella_ here you go, easily replaceable 1.https://t.co/ECkJU53NqG 2.https://t.co/9Pyi3sNh7T animal vs plant…
RT @Haoshoku: @realJahLeo @Veganella_ here you go, easily replaceable 1.https://t.co/ECkJU53NqG 2.https://t.co/9Pyi3sNh7T animal vs plant…
@realJahLeo @Veganella_ here you go, easily replaceable 1.https://t.co/ECkJU53NqG 2.https://t.co/9Pyi3sNh7T animal vs plant protein studies by non vegans 3.https://t.co/WXFww2eIBC 4.https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ 5.https://t.co/4HL4E6KqVx
@thatssupercold @OurCompass @Robert0Guiscard @Aleph7777 stop talking baseless shit out of your ass, how about science? humans don't need meat AT ALL to maintain health, if not nutrient deficient it's factually the opposite, meat promotes diseases, plant protein is healthier & superior -https://t.co/MHc5V0MElZ -https://t.co/4HL4E6KqVx
@megustastarbien @ExCarnaka La medicina basada en la evidencia ha hablado y bastante en favor de la dieta basada en plantas en todas las etapas de la vida
@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
Dietary protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from the Rotterdam Study and a meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies. https://t.co/18PZcBcTiZ
@juliannejtaylor @mackinprof @MikeEnRegalia @dpcadman @donlayman Hard to look past the evidence to the contrary. Includes animal studies, mechanistic studies, and epidemiology. Here's a sampler https://t.co/u8iZowa7fT https://t.co/IDAHGLt6Mq https://t.co/UxSeuCw6zH https://t.co/pYPplDfqTK
Dietary Protein Intake and All-Cause and Cause-Specific Mortality: Results From the Rotterdam Study and a Meta-Analysis of Prospective Cohort Studies - PubMed https://t.co/g5XmW1U2Hn
@ErasmusMC @MassGeneralNews @harvardmed @HarvardChanSPH @rvkelly @paula_mee @drjkahn @PlantBasedExpo @plantbasedconf @PlantDietitian https://t.co/gNfaS1WtB4
@FlemmingMoller @jeppekjakobsen @Susanne_Zimmer_ @alternativet_ @MFVMin @KlimaMin I øvrigt er forskningen entydig mht at kost med meget animalsk protein er mindre sund end kost, der prioriterer vegetabilsk protein. Det er kun et par dage siden, at et stort studie fra Holland viste det igen: https://t.co/s5COSS39Hh
Un estudio más que indica que comer proteínas de plantas reduce las tasas de mortalidad total y por enfermedad cardiovascular, mientras que comer proteína animal (carne y lácteos) las aumenta @NF_Espanol https://t.co/NOuGRYmDwc
RT @glazaro: One more study indicating that plant protein reduces all all-cause and cardiovascular #CVD mortality rates whereas animal prot…
One more study indicating that plant protein reduces all all-cause and cardiovascular #CVD mortality rates whereas animal protein (meat and dairy) increases those mortality rates @nutrition_facts https://t.co/RDPUEa090v
RT @jatinroper: Dietary protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from the Rotterdam Study and a meta-analysis of…
RT @jatinroper: Dietary protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from the Rotterdam Study and a meta-analysis of…
Dietary protein intake and all-cause and cause-specific mortality: results from the Rotterdam Study and a meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies | SpringerLink https://t.co/ICsP7ZTisS
Total protein intake is positively assoc. w/all-cause mortality, mainly driven by a harmful assoc. of animal protein with CVD mortality. Plant protein intake is inversely assoc. with all-cause and CVD mortality. #protein #CVD #plantbased #plantbasedprotein https://t.co/hEMqUP6JK3
Animal protein intake is associated with increased all-cause mortality; plant protein intake is inversely associated with all-cause & CVD mortality https://t.co/bvzs6g3CHD Feb 2020 See https://t.co/4h4qRVe4Ma for a protein counter/info app #Atkins #Diet #Keto #Vegetarian #Vegan https://t.co/uFqyLw9Ky5