Lacto-Vegetarian Diet and Correlation of Fasting Blood Sugar with Lipids in Population Practicing Sedentary Lifestyle

Praharaj, Ardhendu Bhusan; Goenka, Ramesh Kumar; Dixit, Sujata; Gupta, Manoj Kumar; Kar, Shantanu Kumar; Negi, Sapna

doi:10.1080/03670244.2017.1337570

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“…Or some vegans only consume raw vegetables, nuts, fruits, seeds, sprouted grains and legumes [14]. Further, Lacto-Vegetarian consumes dairy and milk products, but not egg, red meat and fish [14,18]. Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian consume dairy products and eggs but no fish or meat (e.g., red meat and poultry) [14,16].…”

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GoVegan: Exploring Motives and Opinions from Tweets

Teh¹,

Yap

2021

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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This report is suggesting the beneficial effect of clustering micro bloggers tweets from 60 hash tags relating to the issue of Veganism. Going Vegan is a wellknown effect on health. We aimed to analyze tweets coming from casual Twitter users and twitter accounts representing the veganism society and industry. We cluster the group of discourse that coming from 60 and more hashtags. These tags include tweets that have tagged with #plantbaseddiet, #vegan food, #vegetarian, etc. We collected n = 50,634 tweets and analyzed n = 25,639 processed tweets. The result shows that sampled tweets, which includes 1) concerns about animal welfare; 2) sustainability (environment) 3) ways to live a healthier lifestyle (Health), and 4) methods and options for Vegan (recipe). Although with 60 + hash tags, this grouping practice allows decision making processes more manageable. This work not only demonstrates the application of a clustering algorithm to collate micro blogs with different hash tags into groups of similar topics but also shown that it is possible to develop a platform for automatically assembling information on the same subject from a range of different micro blogs. The application can significantly assist others, including academic researchers, or businesses, to quickly and effectively find information and knowledge from these sources. This application is possible for society looking for a healthy life.

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GoVegan: Exploring Motives and Opinions from Tweets

Teh¹,

Yap

2021

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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“…A pesquisa se pautou na investigação retrospectiva com duração de quatro meses de um grupo que levava estilo de vida sedentário. 17 Na pesquisa em questão foram avaliados não somente dados bioquímicos, como também antropométricos. Embora se tenha observado um ligeiro aumento no índice de massa corporal nos lacto-vegetarianos, constataram-se neles níveis mais baixos de glicose, e consequentemente, menor risco e incidência de DM2 que naqueles não adeptos do vegetarianismo.…”

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“…O resultado desmistifica a afirmação de que vegetarianos têm necessariamente um perfil lipídico melhor e demonstra que a adesão a uma dieta vegetariana, mesmo em indivíduos fisicamente inativos, trouxe benefícios para o controle do DM2, o que faz propor que uma associação dela à prática regular de exercícios físicos seria oportuna para manejo da patologia e controle de peso. 17 Assim como as doenças metabólicas, as neoplasias têm incidido consideravelmente na população, sendo elas caracterizadas pelo crescimento anormal de células em um determinado tecido que pode apresentar malignidade e metastatizar a outras regiões do corpo. Na pesquisa de Jain e colaboradores 18 se observou quais fatores poderiam estar ligados ao ao desenvolvimento de neoplasias gastrintestinais, a partir de uma avaliação de onze meses com o auxílio de um questionário direcionado.…”

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Pesquisas em saúde: relatos, experiências e perspectivas

Vieira¹,

Falcão²,

Carvalho³

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Plant-predominant eating patterns – how effective are they for treating obesity and related cardiometabolic health outcomes? – a systematic review

Remde¹,

DeTurk²,

Almardini³

et al. 2021

Nutrition Reviews

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Context The obesity epidemic is a main driver of the chronic disease epidemic; however, present treatment approaches have suboptimal efficacy. Objectives To assess the efficacy of plant-predominant (vegan, vegetarian, plant-based whole foods [PBWFs]) diets in treating obesity and its main cardiometabolic sequelae: hyperlipidemia (HLD); indices of insulin resistance, glycemic control, and diabetes mellitus type 2 (DM2); and cardiovascular disease (CVD), including hypertension (HTN). Data Sources A systematic search of multiple databases was conducted for articles published between November 2019 and February 2020; databases searched included: PubMed, Medline (Ovid), Cochrane, CENTRAL, and CINAHL. Data Extraction and Analysis All interventional trials (randomized controlled trials [RCTs] and trials of non-randomized experimental design) that met the inclusion criteria (English language, duration of at least 4 weeks, primary end point congruent with above objectives, no major flaws in research design that would prevent interpretation) were included in the review. A total of 3135 articles were scanned and 84 were selected. The articles were collated and summarized in 2 evidence tables. Risk of bias for RCTs was assessed using the Cochrane Risk-of-Bias tool 2 as a guide. For non-randomized trials, higher risk of bias was assumed, and the JBI Critical Appraisal tool was used as a guide to determine inclusion. Results Plant-based diets, in general, demonstrated improved weight control and cardiometabolic outcomes related to lipids, cardiovascular end points, blood pressure, insulin sensitivity, A1C, and fasting glucose, and a lower risk of diabetes compared with usual diets and in some cases standard health-oriented diets such as the American Heart Association (AHA), American Diabetic Association (ADA), and Mediterranean diets. Preliminary studies suggest plant-predominant diets practiced as part of healthy lifestyle interventions may stabilize or even reverse DM 2 and CVD. The acceptability and sustainability of plant-predominant diets where measured were generally similar to other health-oriented diets. Conclusion Plant-predominant diets can play a major role in reversing the obesity and chronic disease epidemics. In the setting of sustained lifestyle intervention programs, they may arrest or even reverse DM2 and CVD. Further higher-level RCTs are needed to confirm and expand on these findings.

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Lacto-Vegetarian Diet and Correlation of Fasting Blood Sugar with Lipids in Population Practicing Sedentary Lifestyle

Cited by 5 publications

References 32 publications

GoVegan: Exploring Motives and Opinions from Tweets

GoVegan: Exploring Motives and Opinions from Tweets

Pesquisas em saúde: relatos, experiências e perspectivas

Plant-predominant eating patterns – how effective are they for treating obesity and related cardiometabolic health outcomes? – a systematic review

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