A
mio avviso l'umiltà sta soprattutto nel capire i nostri limiti. Solo se
ammettiamo di essere ignoranti possiamo aprirci e imparare. Ovviamente
non da tutti, occorre scegliere fonti e maestri, altrimenti si diventa
hooligan di un pensiero, magari irrazionale, come molti che conosco.
Il
punto non è essere onnivori o vegani, il punto è essere rispettosi ed
educati , avere mente aperta e mettersi in discussionea 360°,
MAI DIRE MAI.
Scriverò una lista di alcune delle fonti scientifiche che ritengo
autorevoli e di notevole importanza, mi metto in gioco ogni giorno
raccontando a tutti anche le vicende della mia vita personale, per cui
mi aspetto da tutti voi un po di COLLABORAZIONE nell'affrontare
argomenti come questi con una certa APERTURA MENTALE e serenità d'animo.
Molti
di voi continueranno a ribadire lo solite tesi contrarie alla scelta
vegana pur leggendo con i propri occhi studi scientifici autorevoli, ma
sicuramente ci sarà sempre qualcuno che ne potrà giovare.
E'
posizione dell'American Dietetic Association affermare che le diete
vegane sono salutari, adeguate dal punto di vista nutrizionale e possono
conferire benefici per la salute nella prevenzione e nel trattamento di
alcune patologie. Sono appropriate per individui in tutti gli stadi del
ciclo vitale, inclusa gravidanza, allattamento, prima e seconda
infanzia, adolescenza, e per gli atleti.
La letteratura scientifica (vedi in basso) analizza le relazioni tra le diete vegane e i fattori di rischi di malattia cardiovascolari, Ipertensione, Diabete, Obesità, Cancro, Osteoporosi, Malattie Renali, Demenza.
Ecco la lista di oltre 200 studi fornita dalla SSNV:
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