Expert Statements on Vegetarian Diets
Vegetarian Cohorts
- Disease Rate Statistics
- Vegetarian Cohorts
- Standardized Mortality Ratios
- Mortality Meta-Analysis (1999)
- Mortality Meta-Analysis (2012)
- EPIC-Oxford
- EPIC-Oxford: Gallstones (2017)
- EPIC-Oxford: Mortality Rates (2015)
- EPIC-Oxford: Heart Disease Incidence (2013)
- EPIC-Oxford: Cataracts (2011)
- EPIC-Oxford: Diverticular Disease (2011)
- EPIC-Oxford: Heart Disease Mortality (2009)
- EPIC-Oxford: Bone Fractures (2007)
- EPIC-Oxford: Preliminary Mortality Rates (2003)
- British Mortality (2002)
- Adventist Health Study-2
- Adventist Health Study
- Heidelberg Study (German Vegetarians)
Type 2 Diabetes and Vegan Diets
- Observational Studies
- 2011 Prospective Analysis from Adventist Health Study 2
- 2009 Cross-Sectional Analysis from Adventist Health Study 2
- Adventist Health Study
- Clinical Trials
- More Information
Cancer Rates of Vegetarians
Disease Markers
- Cardiovascular Disease Markers in Vegans
- Blood Lipids
- Cholesterol in EPIC-Oxford
- Cholesterol in Western Vegans
- Cholesterol in USA Vegans
- Triglycerides
- Summary
- Blood Pressure
- Body Mass Index
- 2009 Report From Adventist Health Study-2
- 2003 Report From EPIC-Oxford
- BMI of Western Vegans in Studies up to 2003
- Body Mass Index Over Time as a Vegan
- Body Fat
- Homocysteine
- Homocysteine and Mild B12 Deficiency in Vegans
- Introduction
- Background on Homocysteine
- Homocysteine in Vegetarians
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Dementia
- Depression
- Birth Defects
- Bone Mineral Density
- What Level of B12 Should You Aim For?
- Should Vegans have their Homocysteine or B12 Levels Checked?
- White Blood Cells in Vegans