Vegan Diet for Disease Prevention

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Vegan Diet Prevents Disease

Consuming a vegan diet aids in disease prevention. Not only does a vegan diet have nutritional benefits, save animals and the environment, it is also incredibly good for your health. Participating in a vegan diet can help you avoid a number of diseases.

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE - By replacing meat and dairy with whole grains and nuts you will improve your cardiovascular health. Vegan diets go pretty far in preventing heart attack and stroke.

BLOOD PRESSURE - Vegans consume more whole grains generally than the rest of the population. Whole grains are proven to lower high blood pressure.

BREAST CANCER - Women in countries that consume very little meat and animal products have a much lower rate of breast cancer.

CHOLESTEROL
- By eliminating all food that comes from an animal you will eliminate all dietary cholesterol from your diet.

TYPE 2 DIABETES - A vegan diet is a secret weapon against type 2 diabetes

PROSTATE CANCER - In a major study it has been shown that men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer that have switched to a vegan diet either stopped the progress completely or reversed the disease.

CATARACTS
- Cataracts are thought to be prevented by fruit and vegetables, especially produce high in antioxidants.

COLON CANCER - Vegan diets are high in whole grains, fruits and vegetables which can greatly reduce your risk of colon cancer.

ARTHRITIS - Arthritis symptoms have been alleviated by eliminating dairy. New studies indicate that a combination of gluten-free and a vegan diet is extremely beneficial for those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis.

OSTEOPOROSIS - Your bones need a balance of the right amount of protein (not too much), adequate calcium, low sodium and high potassium. A vegan diet gives you this balance.

We all know that Vegan diets are great for your health, animals and the environment but as time progresses, more and more studies indicate even better effects from partaking in one. It's never too late to make a difference.

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