A.5 Nutrients concerned in vegan diets are Vitamin B12 which can be supplemented or fortified foods. Protein, e.g legumes and nuts. Iron, can be consumed by spinach and nuts. #ATUNutrition#PHN3TwitterChat
A4. Potential negative effects on vegetarian diets in children is there’s a greater risk of nutritional deficiencies and stunted growth in vegan diets.
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A3. Potential health benefits of vegetarian diets are increase intake of dietary fibre e.g cereal products can decrease risk of type 2 diabetes.
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A1. The reasons behind rise of vegetarianism… Sustainability, health aspects, ecological aspects and rejection of intensive livestock.
Welcome BSc. Public Health Nutrition 3 to todays twitter chat on vegetarian and vegan diets. We will be answering 6 questions. Please make sure you type in the number of the question you are answering and include #ATUnutrition in your answer. Enjoy 😊
A very interesting and informative webinar today by @Laura_Wyness on ‘Nutrition in Menopause’. Did you know, women gain 2-3kg of weight through menopause transition, by change in body composition, decrease in lean muscle and increase in visceral fat. #ATU#menopauseawarenessmonth
Great day today spreading important information on the topic ‘Sustainable Diets’ at our stand in Union Square!🌱🌍 Sustainable diets are all about being environmentally friendly for the individual, reducing food waste, shopping locally and buying fresh in season products.