…offer preventive nutrition information on nutrient deficiency diseases through daily nutrition posts, both virtual and in-person workshops, and webinars. Through our monthly project, we have directly reached 8,546 people both…
…meat—or so the story goes—then we at least need to plan carefully, and we might struggle. But this story doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. Protein deficiency is rare in populations…
…on a plant-based diet. In most industrial countries, protein deficiency is rare, even when consuming a vegetarian or vegan diet. This is because protein is found in varying amounts in…
…deficient in this essential nutrient. Moreover, as the prevalence of obesity increases, vitamin D deficiency could become even more commonplace.[41] To make sure you are not among this deficient majority,…
…in whole foods (in some cases, supplements even behave opposite to whole foods), and supplements have limited usefulness beyond sometimes preventing deficiency. There could be unanticipated side effects of administering…
…the epidemiological evidence, namely that dietary fiber deficiency caused increased transit time, uneven intraluminal pressures, and unfavorable changes in the microflora, which he proposed led to the degradation of bile…
…of such extreme bleeding. I soon developed a severe iron deficiency. My nails were cracked and brittle, my hair had stopped growing, and I could hardly catch my breath when…
…I think that’s what we’re seeing more and more. A few years ago, The International Olympic Committee came out with a recommendation on relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S). Basically…
…deficiencies’ or ‘reverse causation and residual confounding’ can explain their findings. Let’s look at each of these possibilities in turn. The researchers suggest that a deficiency of vitamin B12 or…
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