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171 results for: Plant-based Diet

Plant-based Diet for the Management of Type 2 Diabetes

2016-11-24 – Trending Topic

Sustainable Diets and the Environment Background

Background information regarding sustainable diets and the environment.

  2021-09-29 – Background

Article Analysis: Plant-based Diets and Chronic Disease

An analysis of a systematic review on plant-based diet and chronic disease.

2017-08-23 – Trending Topic

Sustainable Food Systems Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding sustainable food systems.

2021-10-15 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

What dietary patterns may affect blood pressure in individuals with or at risk for hypertension?

2023-02-09 – Practice Question

BDA Food Fact Sheet: Vegetarian, Vegan and Plant-Based Diet

A fact sheet developed by the British Dietetic Association (BDA) providing information on following a plant-based/vegetarian diet.

  2021-04-16 – Handout

Diet Composition - Mediterranean Diet Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding the Mediterranean diet.

  2022-12-08 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Can high protein plant-based diets support athletes to increase muscle mass as well as omnivorous diets do when resistance training?

2024-04-25 – Practice Question

What dietary patterns are associated with environmental benefits (e.g. reduced impacts on greenhouse gases, land and water)?

2021-09-29 – Practice Question

Fr: Le régime méditerranéen : guide de l’alimentation saine (The Mediterranean Diet: A Guide to Healthy Eating)

This French translated handout provides information on the Mediterranean Diet

  2024-02-27 – Handout

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