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• Outline:Notes on the assertion that being vegan is too expensive
  ...d that some plant-based proteins "tend to be less expensive and offer more health benefits than meat."<ref>“It’s Time to Try Meatless Meals.” ''Mayo Cl ...odfray, Mike Rayner, and Peter Scarborough. “Analysis and Valuation of the Health and Climate Change Co-benefits of Dietary Change.” Proceedings of the Nat
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• Glf:Credible and Persuasive Evidence
  ...cal issues with the exploitation of animals, we realize that concerns over health, the environment, or social justice might compel some to explore the broade
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• Outline:Notes on the idea that since B12 is a problem for vegans, a vegan diet is not natural
  ...nducted and the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss and Long-Term Health. 1 edition. Dallas, Tex: BenBella Books, 2004 </ref></li> ...pplements is a small price to pay to avoid harming animals—and to reap the health benefits and other positive consequences of veganism.</li>
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• Assignment:Vegan Diets
  ...is a scientific consensus that a vegan diet is not only adequate for good health, but also nutritionally advantageous over other dietary patterns. This is b ...As summarized as possible, invoke the positions or words of Harvard Public Health, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Kaiser Permanente, but more importantly, an
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• Help:Page Meta Listing
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• JFA Wiki:About
  ...these considerations beyond showing that a vegan diet is adequate for good health. And just to be clear, we do not advocate for animal welfare measures but i ...n in each section into the topics of ''animals'', ''ethics'', ''earth'', ''health'', and ''humanity'' provides a uniform structure to help you get to the inf
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• Outline:Notes on the notion that we should be helping humans first
  <li id="X1cdJ4qS4">Human Health ...<li id="m1ciNZdr4">The suffering and expense humans encounter due to health problems, including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure,
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• All Articles Listing
  ...cyclopedic, and there will be entries for farmed animals, animal products, health problems, books, studies, concepts, organizations, people, and other kinds
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• Glf:Presentation: effective advocacy 2020
  ...nd convenience as the main barriers to becoming vegan, more important than health concerns and social stigma.<ref>Bryant, Christopher J. “We Can’t Keep M
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• Justice for Animals - Outreach
  * '''Animals first…then also environment, health, and human impoverishment.''' Animal rights is the strongest door to [[Intr
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• Help:Writing and Editing for the JFA Wiki
  ...animals; one for each of the ways we exploit animals; one for each of the health problems that are mitigated by a plant-based diet, etc. ...ide compliance oversight of one subject area, such as ethics, environment, health, or ethics.
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• Draft:Iron
  ...Nutrient-Dense Approach to Weight Management: An Analysis of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 1999-2004.” Journal of the American Diet ...om leafy green vegetables, whole grains, and legumes instead, to avoid the health risks associated with red meat.<ref>Agarwal, Ulka. “Rethinking Red Meat a
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• In reply to: Protein is a problem for vegans
  === Animal protein carries health risks. === ...gan.” Men’s Journal. Accessed October 11, 2017. http://www.mensjournal.com/health-fitness/articles/why-americas-best-olympic-weightlifter-is-vegan-w434203 </
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• In reply to: Humans are natural omnivores; we digest meat, have canine teeth, and have front-facing eyes
  ...tly herbivorous vegan diet is not only adequate but also beneficial to our health. This is confirmed by Harvard Medical School, Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic ...//my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/understanding-vegetarianism-heart-health </ref>
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• Choline
  ...ven H., and Kerry-Ann da Costa. “Choline: An Essential Nutrient for Public Health.” Nutrition Reviews 67, no. 11 (November 2009): 615–23. Accessed Januar ...-2020 Dietary Guidelines | Health.Gov.” Accessed January 22, 2020. https://health.gov/dietaryguidelines/2015/guidelines/chapter-1/a-closer-look-inside-health
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• Outline:Notes on the notion that humans are natural omnivores; we digest meat, have canine teeth, and have front-facing eyes
  <li id="myDGSZfCN">Vegan diets are beyond sufficient for human health. ...tly herbivorous vegan diet is not only adequate but also beneficial to our health.</li>
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• Talk:In reply to: Humans are natural omnivores; we digest meat, have canine teeth, and have front-facing eyes
  Vegan diets are beyond sufficient for human health. ...tly herbivorous vegan diet is not only adequate but also beneficial to our health.</li>
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