Vegetarian Diet And Heart Disease Risk
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Turning Vegetarian? 5 Mistakes You Should Avoid On A Vegetarian Diet
- Monday April 6, 2020
- Varsha Vats
Vegetarian diet offers multiple health benefits other than weight loss. It can help you control your blood sugar levels, cholesterol, risk of heart diseases and much more. If you want to follow the vegetarian diet, here are some mistakes you need to avoid.
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Legumes (Pulses) For Heart Health: Here Are The Different Kinds Of Legumes You Must Eat For A Healthy Heart
- Saturday November 23, 2019
- Health | Written by Garima Arora
Heart health tips: Studies have found that consumption of legumes four or more times in a week can reduce risk of coronary heart disease by 22% and cardiovascular disease risk by 11%, as compared to those who consumed legumes only once a week.
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Vegan, Vegetarians At Low Risk Of Heart Disease But Higher Risk Of Stroke: Study
- Thursday September 5, 2019
- Edited by Sakshita Khosla
The study has said that while vegan and vegetarian diets may be linked with lower risk of heart diseases, they might be linked with higher risk of stroke.
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Rich In Fiber, Whole Grains Should Be A Part Of Your Daily Diet! Even Better They Help In Quick Weight Loss
- Thursday March 14, 2019
- DoctorNDTV
Weight loss: Dietary fiber in whole grains can help reduce blood cholesterol levels and may lower the risk of heart disease, obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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Vegetarians, Here Are 5 Sources Of Omega 3 Fatty Acids You Must Include In Your Diet
- Wednesday February 20, 2019
- DoctorNDTV
Omega 3 fatty acids can help in preventing heart disease and reducing inflammation. While fatty fish like salmon, tuna and mackerel are popular for their omega 3 fatty acid content, here are the vegetarian sources of this important fatty acid.
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Plant-Based Diet Is Good For Your Heart: Study; Tips For Starting A Plant-Based Diet
- Monday July 30, 2018
- Health | DoctorNDTV
A plant-based diet, including beans, pulses, nuts, etc, can be helpful good for your heart, a new study has found. Read to know top tips for starting a plant-based diet.
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Plant-Based Food May Boost Your Heart Health: 6 (Vegetarian) Foods For Healthy Heart
- Saturday July 28, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
Following a plant-based diet may help in preventing risk for cardiovascular disease including blood pressure and heart attack. Six foods to include for healthy heart.
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www.ndtv.com
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Plant-Based Food May Boost Your Heart Health: 6 (Vegetarian) Foods For Healthy Heart
- Saturday July 28, 2018
- NDTV Food
Following a plant-based diet may help in preventing risk for cardiovascular disease including blood pressure and heart attack. Six foods to include for healthy heart.
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food.ndtv.com
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Vegetarian Diet: Top 5 Reasons Why Vegetarian Diet Is Healthier Than Non-Vegetarian Diet
- Thursday June 14, 2018
- Health | DoctorNDTV
Vegetarians end up being healthier than non-vegetarian in the long run and there are a plethora of reasons to support this argument. Read more about it here.
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www.ndtv.com
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Turning Vegetarian? 5 Mistakes You Should Avoid On A Vegetarian Diet
- Monday April 6, 2020
- Varsha Vats
Vegetarian diet offers multiple health benefits other than weight loss. It can help you control your blood sugar levels, cholesterol, risk of heart diseases and much more. If you want to follow the vegetarian diet, here are some mistakes you need to avoid.
-
doctor.ndtv.com
-
Legumes (Pulses) For Heart Health: Here Are The Different Kinds Of Legumes You Must Eat For A Healthy Heart
- Saturday November 23, 2019
- Health | Written by Garima Arora
Heart health tips: Studies have found that consumption of legumes four or more times in a week can reduce risk of coronary heart disease by 22% and cardiovascular disease risk by 11%, as compared to those who consumed legumes only once a week.
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www.ndtv.com
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Vegan, Vegetarians At Low Risk Of Heart Disease But Higher Risk Of Stroke: Study
- Thursday September 5, 2019
- Edited by Sakshita Khosla
The study has said that while vegan and vegetarian diets may be linked with lower risk of heart diseases, they might be linked with higher risk of stroke.
-
food.ndtv.com
-
Rich In Fiber, Whole Grains Should Be A Part Of Your Daily Diet! Even Better They Help In Quick Weight Loss
- Thursday March 14, 2019
- DoctorNDTV
Weight loss: Dietary fiber in whole grains can help reduce blood cholesterol levels and may lower the risk of heart disease, obesity and type 2 diabetes.
-
doctor.ndtv.com
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Vegetarians, Here Are 5 Sources Of Omega 3 Fatty Acids You Must Include In Your Diet
- Wednesday February 20, 2019
- DoctorNDTV
Omega 3 fatty acids can help in preventing heart disease and reducing inflammation. While fatty fish like salmon, tuna and mackerel are popular for their omega 3 fatty acid content, here are the vegetarian sources of this important fatty acid.
-
doctor.ndtv.com
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Plant-Based Diet Is Good For Your Heart: Study; Tips For Starting A Plant-Based Diet
- Monday July 30, 2018
- Health | DoctorNDTV
A plant-based diet, including beans, pulses, nuts, etc, can be helpful good for your heart, a new study has found. Read to know top tips for starting a plant-based diet.
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www.ndtv.com
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Plant-Based Food May Boost Your Heart Health: 6 (Vegetarian) Foods For Healthy Heart
- Saturday July 28, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
Following a plant-based diet may help in preventing risk for cardiovascular disease including blood pressure and heart attack. Six foods to include for healthy heart.
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www.ndtv.com
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Plant-Based Food May Boost Your Heart Health: 6 (Vegetarian) Foods For Healthy Heart
- Saturday July 28, 2018
- NDTV Food
Following a plant-based diet may help in preventing risk for cardiovascular disease including blood pressure and heart attack. Six foods to include for healthy heart.
-
food.ndtv.com
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Vegetarian Diet: Top 5 Reasons Why Vegetarian Diet Is Healthier Than Non-Vegetarian Diet
- Thursday June 14, 2018
- Health | DoctorNDTV
Vegetarians end up being healthier than non-vegetarian in the long run and there are a plethora of reasons to support this argument. Read more about it here.
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www.ndtv.com