Most discussions support the study’s emphasis on the benefits of plant protein for healthy aging, with examples like references to the large cohort and specific health outcomes, and some posts criticizing sensationalized headlines, which shows a balance of support and skepticism, influenced by tone and context.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions recognize the study's findings that higher protein intake, especially from plants, is linked to healthy aging, showing general support for the conclusions.
InterestHigh interest
The discussions display high curiosity and relevance, with participants referencing specific data, the cohort details, and implications for diet choices, indicating strong interest.
EngagementHigh engagement
Many posts delve into interpreting the results, debating the benefits of plant versus animal protein, and criticizing sensationalism, reflecting deep engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The conversations suggest the research may influence dietary perspectives and habits, but their reach appears somewhat limited to interested groups rather than broad societal change.
Abstract in brief
This study from the Nurses Health Study cohort found that higher protein intake during midlife, especially plant-based protein, is linked to better health outcomes in later years, including fewer chronic diseases, better mental health, and fewer physical limitations.
Specifically, replacing animal or dairy proteins with plant proteins while keeping calorie intake the same was associated with increased odds of healthy aging.
Overall, consuming more plant protein in midlife may promote healthier aging by contributing to improved physical and mental health in older age.]
Whilst in observational research, greater plant protein is associated with beneficial outcomes
Here are just a couple of examples in human cohorts demonstrating beneficial associations of plant protein on aging and malnutrition:
https://t.co/fEoSTSkQdU
https://t.co/G8paMZK683
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Oh look, actual human data on protein and healthy aging
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@joel27799310 · X
¿Qué podría explicar que de esa conclusión de un estudio, un periódico elija ese titular? Pues una falta total de profesionalidad, un sensacionalismo de mi3rda y una clara agenda antivegana.
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On top of that, the evidence around the health benefits of plant-based protein for healthy aging keeps growing. See for example this recent study: https://t.co/TrtzKvecNa
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@davidpblackmore David, you're citing the NHS (another observational study) to counter NHANES? Read this paper: https://t.co/wu2VIzjuBY I'll summarize: Protein intake was significantly associated with higher odds of healthy aging.
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Alex Rodríguez
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@ElNutriDice @DrFisioloco Y lo importante son los resultados de salud cuando hablamos de nutrición, no teorías o supuestos concluidos por x o y.
No hay evidencia suficiente para creer que mejoras por consumir más proteína, como en este estudio.
https://t.co/SfMhLLohvl
@Davidgomct @MxNutrem En uno de los cohortes más importantes, diría que incluso por la población estudiada.... La mejor proteina para envejecimiento es la vegetal.
https://t.co/SfMhLLoPkT
Protein is essential during aging.
The nurse's study showed an association between protein & healthy aging.
Plant protein showed better results in physical function & good mental status.
Protein, especially from plants is associated with healthy aging
https://t.co/7TWi5FTwZ6
@SleeperNFL @MaioccoNBCS Possibly because he gets protein from corpses instead of healthy plants. From a study of 50k nurses: “Plant protein was also associated with higher odds of absence of physical function limitations and good mental status.”
https://t.co/BepL0K0DwF https://t.co/IJP4zNuEPf
On top of that, the evidence around the health benefits of plant-based protein for healthy aging keeps growing. See for example this recent study: https://t.co/TrtzKvecNa
New research from the NHS: In a cohort of 48,762 women, higher midlife protein intake, especially from plants, is linked to healthier aging—defined as being free from 11 major chronic diseases, with good physical and mental function. #Health #Nutrition
https://t.co/WIOCZ9vXst
A new study shows dietary protein intake leads to healthier aging.
Plant protein had the most positive effect, followed by animal protein.
The fiber in plants certainly helps, but you can benefit from various protein sources (plant, animal, dairy).
https://t.co/lArquJ27rI
@NBTiller this is a recent study that clearly shows that plant protein is healthier than meat protein. https://t.co/77TWNpSGiY with one of the most respected scientists as an author..
Oh look, actual human data on protein and healthy aging
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@Sigmatica100 · X
Interesting look at protein intake and health aging: https://t.co/yyzXa9R4qq it was found plant protein had the greatest association of healthy aging, but dairy and animal protein was still positive. Many factors that could potentially be occurring here. #protein #lifespan #diet
@HerrVorsicht @LastSawyer @florianklenk Praktisch gleichzeitig erschienenen. Hat natürlich genauso Schwächen und entspricht auch nicht der Bodybuilding-Population. https://t.co/FcxeDNRZS5
Nurses’ Health Study cohort
76 year study, 3 generations. 280,000 participants.
Dietary protein intake, especially plant protein, in midlife, is associated with higher odds of healthy aging.
https://t.co/UhMy0nNQop
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RT @FoolproofMaster: Whilst in observational research, greater plant protein is associated with beneficial outcomes
Here are just a couple…
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@FoolproofMaster · X
Whilst in observational research, greater plant protein is associated with beneficial outcomes
Here are just a couple of examples in human cohorts demonstrating beneficial associations of plant protein on aging and malnutrition:
https://t.co/fEoSTSkQdU
https://t.co/G8paMZK683
Feb 21, 2024 · 17 likes · 1 share · 1,179 followersView post →
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@oishi_kenko · X
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RT @joel27799310: ¿Qué podría explicar que de esa conclusión de un estudio, un periódico elija ese titular? Pues una falta total de profesi…
¿Qué podría explicar que de esa conclusión de un estudio, un periódico elija ese titular? Pues una falta total de profesionalidad, un sensacionalismo de mi3rda y una clara agenda antivegana.
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