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• Draft:Links to hundreds of health studies
  These links to health studies have not been vetted. They were found at [https://docs.google.com/d Health effects of vegan diets:
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• Draft:Infectious diseases
  ...orld Health Organization to recognize animal farming as a threat to global health including pandemics. <nowiki>https://openletteranimalfarming.com/welcome/</ * Scott Weathers, writing in Management Sciences for Health states that "seeking to reduce the risk of pandemics should recognize the c
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• Summaries Listing
  ...cyclopedic, and there will be entries for farmed animals, animal products, health problems, books, studies, concepts, organizations, people, and other kinds ==== Health ====
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• Replies Listing
  ==== Health ==== | category = Health
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• Fact Sheets Listing
  ==== Health ==== | category = Health
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• Outline:Notes on the idea that veganism would devastate the economy and cause massive unemployment
  ...one quit? Would you sacrifice your health and the health of others for the health of the economy? This example, while not perfect, does shed light on the nat ...y harms innocent animals, is destructive to the environment, damages human health, and contributes to human impoverishment. The last three of these put a str
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• Summaries Section
  == Health == | category = Health
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• In reply to: Veganism would devastate the economy and cause massive unemployment
  ...one quit? Would you sacrifice your health and the health of others for the health of the economy? This example, while not perfect, does shed light on the nat ...y harms innocent animals, is destructive to the environment, damages human health, and contributes to human impoverishment. The last three of these put a str
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• Regenerative Grazing and Grass-Fed Claims (2020-10-30)
  ...ainability, but also the claims for humane treatment of grazed animals and health benefits to humans. ...to counter misinformation in other areas such as sustainability and human health.
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• In reply to: We need animal products to be healthy
  ...ause unnecessary harm to animals. If a certain nutrient necessary for good health could only be sourced from animals, some suffering might be deemed necessar ...to show that a vegan diet is beneficial, only that it's adequate for good health. Showing that a vegan diet has benefits does lend credence to the viability
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• Help:Future Home Page
  === Health and Nutrition === ==== General Health and Nutrition Topics ====
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• In reply to: B12 is a problem for vegans, so 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> ...pplements is a small price to pay to avoid harming animals—and to reap the health benefits and other positive consequences of [[veganism]].
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• Grass Fed
  ...that "all livestock production methods and management must promote animal health, safety, and welfare..."<ref name=":0" /> Without explicit prohibitions on == Human Health Claims ==
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• Assignment:Hypertension
  | meta-keywords = diet, health, vegan [[ Category: Health ]]
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• Outline:Notes on the assertion that we need animal products to be healthy
  ...li id="Qy6ZC6iV4">The question of whether any nutrients necessary for good health can only be obtained from the animal kingdom is an important one.</li> ...ause unnecessary harm to animals. If a certain nutrient necessary for good health could only be sourced from animals, some suffering might be deemed necessar
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• Outline:Notes on the idea that a vegan diet is not for everyone
  ...i>When the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Mayo Clinic, Harvard Public Health, Cleveland Clinic, and others say that plant-based diets are adequate and e ...ent that cannot be obtained—and obtained in sufficient quantities for good health—outside the animal kingdom.</li>
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• Outlines as Study Notes (2019-03-09)
  ...tions embrace a vegan diet as not only adequate, but advantageous to human health. ...u who, then you can answer, "Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Harvard Public Health" etc—a pretty impressive list.
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• Glf:Articles Needed
  |'''Health and Nutrition Articles Needed''' |'''Health and Nutrition Articles Completed'''
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• Draft:Calcium
  ...y industry have perpetuated the myth that cow's milk is essential for bone health and is a superior source of calcium.<ref>“Calcium in the Vegan Diet -- Th
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• In reply to: I cannot afford to be vegan; it 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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• In reply to: A vegan diet is not for everyone; it made me sick
  When the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Mayo Clinic, Harvard Public Health, Cleveland Clinic, and others say that plant-based diets are adequate and e ...ent that cannot be obtained—and obtained in sufficient quantities for good health—outside the animal kingdom.
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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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• Table: Helpful Resources
  |Health |Health
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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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• Talk:Replies Listing
  Health
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• Helpful Resources
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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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• Assignment:Template for Animal Articles
  ...ience and cognition, the environmental consequences of cattle farming, the health risks of ???, and impacts of ??? farming and slaughter to communities and w ...inary, animal ag, government, etc sources. Sites like PCRM, Harvard Public Health, etc are good-->
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• Help:Content Guidelines
  ...these considerations beyond showing that a vegan diet is adequate for good health. ...nt is weak, as is sometimes the case (particularly in topics which involve health, the environment, or human social justice) we should not use that argument.
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• Archive:Tom Regan Impassioned 1988 Speech on Vivisection
  ...ities—Hispanics and Native Peoples, for example. If curative or preventive health care exists, they don’t get it because they can’t afford it; ...believe it is, it would be out front leading the parade to make essential health care available to everyone! But it’s not out front leading the parade; it
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• Glf:Closing Remarks
  Imagine a future of better health and vitality for everyone.
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• Veganism
  ...//my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/understanding-vegetarianism-heart-health </ref> When the major health organizations, the major research institutions, and the dietetic associatio
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• Draft:Links to hundreds of health studies
  These links to health studies have not been vetted. They were found at [https://docs.google.com/d Health effects of vegan diets:
  106 KB (15,444 words) - 19:07, 22 October 2020
• Outline:Notes on the ideas that vegans have a problem with protein.
  <li id="Xy2CHLDIE">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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• Staged:Test
  ...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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• Chickens
  ...nce and cognition, the environmental consequences of farming chickens, the health risks of chicken meat and eggs, and impacts to workers. ...“Poultry Production and the Environment – a Review.” Animal Production and Health Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2008.</r
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• In reply to: With all the problems in the world, we should spend our time helping humans first, then animals
  ...enefits human health. '''The suffering and expense humans encounter due to health problems, including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure,
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• Archive:Tom Regan Speech at the Royal Institute of Great Britain in 1989
  ...e whose first lines of service is human service: doctors, nurses and other health care professionals, people involved in a broad range of social services fro
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• Pigs
  ...ntience and cognition, the environmental consequences of farming pigs, the health risks of pig meat, and impacts to communities and workers. ...hey are confined to crates.<ref>“Opinion of the Scientific Panel on Animal Health and Welfare (AHAW) on a Request from the Commission Related to Welfare of W
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• Glf:So Much Depends
  So the health of the planet depends, in a major way, on what we choose to put in our mout == Health ==
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• Help:Style Guide
  **'''For better health, try a plant-based diet; for better ethics, live vegan.''' **For better health, live vegan; for better ethics, try a plant-based diet.
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• Circuses
  ...ls are sold to zoos, illegally trafficked, or euthanized when they develop health problems that prevent them from performing.<ref name=":0">“Animals in Cir ...cus Bill, April 8, 2014. http://www.federalcircusbill.org/briefings/public-health-safety/.</ref> These incidents, and multiple others like them, show that it
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• Fish
  ...ition, the environmental consequences of fishing and fish farming, and the health risks of fish. *'''Health issues''' such as skeletal problems, cataracts, and soft tissue malformatio
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• Cattle
  ...ience and cognition, the environmental consequences of cattle farming, the health risks of beef, and impacts to communities and workers. ...and Management Practices in the United States,1996-2007.” Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, July 2009. Accessed 3 December 2019. https://www.fsis.
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• Draft:Environmental Impacts of Animal Agriculture
  * A study published by the National Institutes of Health concluded that those eating a meat-based diet were responsible for approxim
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• Outline:Introduction to Veganism
  ...//my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/understanding-vegetarianism-heart-health </ref> <li>Details for each health organization
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• Talk:Veganism
  ...//my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/understanding-vegetarianism-heart-health </ref> <li>Details for each health organization
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• Wool
  ...September 13, 2019. https://www.mla.com.au/research-and-development/animal-health-welfare-and-biosecurity/husbandry/tail-docking-and-mulesing/</ref> However, ...are often farmed in areas for which they are not suited. This can lead to health problems. For example, when sheep are farmed in damp lowland regions, they
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