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The 3 Principal Reasons to Start Plant-Based Nutrition Now
 
We are hearing the word plant-based nutrition more and more in our society. With the launch of documentaries like Game Changers, books like Forks over knives and the emergence of athletes changing their nutrition to be plant-based, one has to wonder what this is all about. 
 
Our understanding of plant-based eating may differ from one individual to another. In the world of nutrition, plant-based eating is having a large portion of oneÕs nutrition coming from vegetables, fruits, herbs, nuts, whole grains and also include legumes or other plants. Many reasons exist for choosing a plant-based nutrition, hereÕs our 3 principal reasons: 
 
1) Improve your health: Most Americans consume double the recommended daily intake of protein which can also cause issues with digestion. By reducing your intake of animal food, you will most likely reach the recommended daily intake of protein without surpassing it. In addition, an increased consumption of vegetables, grains and beans will bring more fiber into your nutrition. Most Americans donÕt consume enough fiber and that can lead to inflammation of the digestive tract, constipation and hemorrhoids.
 
2) Succeed in weight loss and weight management: In general, individuals who are on a plant-based nutrition tend to consume fewer calories than other types of nutrition. That is because most of their calories are coming from healthier options and fewer calories per weight. Some studies indicate that individuals who had a plant-based nutrition with reduce sodium consumption (2300-1500Êmg a day) showed a reduction in blood pressure and increased weight loss. 
 
3) Prevent or manage a chronic disease: Research demonstrates that individuals on a plant-based nutrition can prevent or manage chronic disease. A report published by the World Health Organization recommended that a daily intake of 400Êg of fruits and vegetable would contribute to preventing chronic diseases which include diabetes, heart disease, cancer and obesity.
 
While thousands of research demonstrate the health benefit of consuming vegetables as a way to prevent illness, many of us still refuse to change our nutritional habits to increase our quality of life and health. Many people believe that exercising, medication and supplements are sufficient to maintain health. Meanwhile, experts in the field of health and wellness say that weight management is 75Ð80% nutrition and 20Ð25% exercise. The best approach remains a balanced nutrition with a lot of variety and refrain from overindulging.