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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | + | A vegan diet is one in which no animal products are consumed. Although those embracing veganism are consequentially on a vegan diet, a vegan diet is not synonymous with veganism, which is a way of living that avoids the exploitation of animals as far as possible and practicable. Also, the phrase ''vegan diet'' refers to a dietary pattern, and not a programmatic diet such as the South Beach Diet. | |
== Scientific Consensus == | == Scientific Consensus == | ||
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Introduction
A vegan diet is one in which no animal products are consumed. Although those embracing veganism are consequentially on a vegan diet, a vegan diet is not synonymous with veganism, which is a way of living that avoids the exploitation of animals as far as possible and practicable. Also, the phrase vegan diet refers to a dietary pattern, and not a programmatic diet such as the South Beach Diet.
Scientific Consensus
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Objections
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