Lower risk of dementia (incl. Alzheimer’s) and slower cognitive decline are linked to adherence to largely plant-based diets in a long-term cohort study. Higher adherence was also associated with 2 years delayed dementia onset: doi.org/10.1002/alz.... #Health #Dementia #Alzheimers #PlantBased #Diets

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… targeting individual consumer & producer behaviour alone has limited impact. Food environments—shaped by manufacturers, retailers & restaurants—often dominate. R&D, regulation, education & public assistance could help. #Diets #Health #Consumers #Behavior #FoodSystems #FoodEnvironment
A new population-based study on the association between diet and epigenetic aging links diets rich in plant foods and low in animal products to slower biological aging: doi.org/10.18632/agi... #PlantBased #Diets #Nutrition #Health #Aging

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Plant-based dietary patterns are associated with slower epigenetic aging | Aging

Aging | doi:10.18632/aging.206362. Hyunju Kim, Christina A. Castellani, Jiantao Ma, Alexis C. Wood, Audrey Ting, Morgan E. Grams, Bing Yu, Kelly Ruggles, James S. Floyd, Dan E. Arking, Casey M. Rebholz

Food consumption accounts for the highest share of the ecological footprint of households in Budapest. Modelling shows that a shift to vegan diets can reduce their food-related footprint by 30-35% and their total footprint by 12-15%: unipub.lib.uni-corvinus.hu/12670/ #meat #dairy #plantbased #diets

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Why can #nutrition studies seem inconsistent? A key reason: Diet is inherently compositional. Increasing intake of one food means decreasing another—so effects reflect substitutions, not isolated exposures. Many debates whether a food is “healthy” ignore this: doi.org/10.1016/j.cl... #diets #health

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#Meat & #dairy dominate the environmental #footprint of diets in Italy—adding >50% to the #carbon footprint and >40% to the water footprint—whereas low-impact foods like #legumes contribute very little. Policies should facilitate a transition to more #plantbased diets: doi.org/10.1093/eurp... #diets

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Environmental impact of food consumption: determinants of carbon and water footprints in an Italian population

Abstract. Understanding the environmental impact of food consumption is essential for addressing climate change and water scarcity. This study investigates

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