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Plant-based foods rich in Essential Fatty Acids Omega-3 (EPA, DHA) and Omega-6 (LA) per 100 grams in the vegan diet (100% vegetarian)

20/03/2016   Nutrients, Nutrition, Omega-3 (EPA and DHA) and Omega-6 (LA), Omega-3 and Omega-6, Omega-3 and Omega-6, Vegan foods rich in...   No Comments

Don’t forget to visit our article on essential fatty acids Omega-3 (EPA, DHA) and Omega-6 (LA). It’s all explained there. To view large image and download: Infographic vegan foods rich in essential fatty acids Omega-3 (EPA, DHA) and Omega-6 (LA). Note: If you are viewing the page on a mobile device, you can scroll through... Read more »

Plant-based foods rich in calcium per 100 grams in the vegan diet (100% vegetarian)

17/03/2016   Calcium, Calcium, Minerals, Nutrients, Nutrition, Vegan foods rich in...   No Comments

Don’t forget to visit our article on calcium in vegan diet (100% vegetarian). To view large image and download: Infographic vegan foods rich in calcium. Note: If you are viewing the page on a mobile device, you can scroll through the table on the right to see it fully. Quantities of calcium per 100 grams... Read more »

Plant-based foods rich in protein per 100 grams in the vegan diet (100% vegetarian)

15/03/2016   Nutrients, Nutrition, Protein, Protein and Amino acids, Protein and Essential Amino acids, Vegan foods rich in...   No Comments

Don’t forget to visit our article on protein in vegan diet (100% vegetarian). To view large image and download: Infographic vegan foods rich in protein. Note: If you are viewing the page on a mobile device, you can scroll through the table on the right to see it fully. Quantities of calcium per 100 grams... Read more »

Iron in vegan diet (100% vegetarian) – Myths and facts

15/03/2016   Iron, Minerals, Nutrients, Nutrition   No Comments

The most important things about iron: * A well-planned vegan diet will not produce iron deficiencies. * Lack of iron can cause iron deficiency anemia, which is the most common nutritional deficiency in the population, vegan or omnivorous. * The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for adults, vegans or vegetarians, without any deficiencies is 14.4mg and... Read more »

Plant-based foods rich in iron per 100 grams in the vegan diet (100% vegetarian)

15/03/2016   Iron, Iron, Minerals, Nutrients, Nutrition, Vegan foods rich in...   No Comments

Don’t forget to visit our article on iron in vegan diet (100% vegetarian). To view large image and download: Infographic vegan foods rich in iron. Note: If you are viewing the page on a mobile device, you can scroll through the table on the right to see it fully. Quantities of non-hemo iron per 100... Read more »

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