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New study show spike protein but no nucleocapsid protein detected within the foci of brain and the heart, particularly in the endothelial cells of small blood vessels. Since no nucleocapsid protein could be detected, the presence of spike protein must be ascribed to vaccination not viral infection.
mdpi.comBased on current evidence, vegetarian and vegan diets during the complementary feeding period have not been shown to be safe, and the current best evidence suggests that the risk of critical micronutrient deficiencies or insufficiencies and growth retardation is high.
mdpi.comSubmitted by Meatrition t3_xtfl8n in science
The consumption of Saturated Fat does not seem to be harmful to cardio-metabolic health and, on the contrary, Short chain saturated fat may exert beneficial effects. Further studies are needed to clearly validate the results of the present study.
mdpi.comSubmitted by Meatrition t3_y4uame in science
A study on volleyball players found that caffeinated chewing gum significantly improved attack accuracy compared to placebo. However, this did not improve results in jumping tests, running tests, and other volleyball specific-skills, including speed tests and accuracy during the volleyball serve
mdpi.comStudy finds that all dietary patterns cause more GHG emissions than the 1.5 degrees global warming limit allows. Only the vegan diet was in line with the 2 degrees threshold, while all other dietary patterns trespassed the threshold partly to entirely.
mdpi.comSubmitted by Unethical_Orange t3_zodibf in science
In a Nutri-Score analysis of plant-based analogues to animal products: meats and milks were most commonly graded equally (D and B, respectively), except plant-based poultry with a C. Plant-based yoghurt was generally graded better (B against C) but plant-based cheese score was lower (E against D).
mdpi.comSubmitted by Unethical_Orange t3_10gjic6 in science
Shifting towards more plant-based diets could result in reduced environmental impact. Reduced water, land use and GHG emissions could improve household food security in the U.S. and global food security for a growing population. The Vegan diet scored the lowest across all indicators.
mdpi.comSubmitted by Unethical_Orange t3_10992pu in science
The only scientific review to date on vegan diets for dogs and cats found that there is no convincing evidence of major impacts of vegan diets on dog or cat health. There was also evidence of benefits for animals arising as a result of feeding them vegan diets.
mdpi.comSubmitted by Unethical_Orange t3_10ibr71 in science