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World Vegetarian Day to see if a vegetarian diet is healthy

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World Vegetarian Day to see if a vegetarian diet is healthy

However, does this diet have a beneficial effect on the functioning of the body and can everyone use it? According to the latest data, nearly 21% of Poles abstain from meat consumption. World Vegetarian Day is celebrated on January 11.

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1. The vegetarian diet is still fashionable

However, they do not eliminate them completely as vegetarians do. For example, in the past, this was a trendy diet used mainly by young people. Vegetarians aged 18 to 25 accounted for over 70% of all respondents. In addition, women are definitely more likely to eliminate meat. There are many varieties of vegetarianism, such as dairy, fruit, vegetarian or vegetarian. For instance, dairy vegans also do not eat eggs, whereas vegetarian people of all animal products eat only eggs. They also very often restrict the supply of fish or animal products.

2. Whether a vegetarian diet is healthy

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of people struggling with type 2 diabetes. However, research suggests that plant-based diets have been shown to have a beneficial effect in both the prevention and treatment of diabetes type 2. It has been noted that other varieties of vegetarianism also provide a therapeutic effect (M.D. Wattick 2018). Zuurmond et al. 2018). It is particularly beneficial for people who struggle with any type 2 cardiovascular disease, however, in this context, it has been observed that many people who suffer from low blood glucose levels and use dietary diets with high blood sugar levels have a higher risk of heart disease than those who have been treated with a high blood pressure than those with a low blood sugar level, and it can also be noted that they may have increased the risk of developing a healthy diet without dietary or dietary dietary restrictions, as well as they may be able to improve the blood levels of a healthy person from a healthy group to a healthy one.

3. Can everyone follow a vegetarian diet?

However, it should be remembered that the diet must be properly balanced. However, the authors emphasized that a properly planned diet that is high in dietary fiber can have a positive effect on the results of pregnancy blood tests. The mother's nutritional status is extremely important for the proper course of pregnancy and subsequent development of the baby, so each diet should be used wisely. Sebastiani et al. 2019). However, stresses the risk of malnutrition that comes with the use of these dietary models. The ESPGHAN diet allows this type of vegetarian diet to be used under the continuous supervision of the pregnancy and infant mortality laws and the proper use of the fertility and reproductive organs.

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