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american diet for generations, it didn't have any serious competition until the past decade, which has seen a remarkable rise in the number of plant-based alternatives. this increase in non-dairy "milks" makes sense for many reasons: per cent of the adult population has difficulty digesting lactose, the sugar
"many of these milks, like oat, rice and almond milk, require things to be added to make them smoother, emulsified, so they're more even [in consistency] and more like the milks you're used to," says ilene fennoy, a pediatric endocrinologist and specialist in nutrition. related content bringing the good...
https://www.goodfood.com.au/good-health/soy-oat-almond-coconut-how-to-find-the-healthiest-milk-for-your-needs-20191205-h1k60i
more important factor, rather than the high intake of unhealthy foods," he said. one in five deaths globally -- that's about million people -- in occurred because of too much sodium and a lack of whole grains, fruit and nuts and seeds, the study found, rather than from diets packed with trans fats, sugar-sweetened
and potentially what it costs in the coming years," reynolds said. dietary risk factors in the analysis, funded by the bill & melinda gates foundation, afshin and his colleagues looked at dietary risk factors and their impact on death and disability. high levels of unhealthy red and processed meats, sugar-sweetened...
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/03/health/diet-global-deaths-study/index.html
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