This study found that a plant-based whole foods diet can help people lose significant weight, even when eating unlimited portions. Participants lost an average of 11.5 kg in one year while eating as much as they wanted of foods like bread, pasta and potatoes. The plant-based diet was low in fat at 7-15% of calories and included unlimited whole grains, legumes, vegetables and fruits. Participants saw reductions in waist size, cholesterol levels and some were able to reduce diabetes medications, showing health benefits beyond weight loss.
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Stuff Your Face With Plants and Still Lose Weight,
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Posted on 30 March 2017 at 10:33AM by PETA Australia
We al l know that pl ant-base d foods are de l i ci ous, he l p com bat
cl i m ate change , and spare ani m al s i m m e nse suffe ri ng.
But did you know that eating vegan foods can also help you lose weight?
New research from New Zealand has found that a diet of plant-based whole foods can shrink your
waistline, reverse type 2 diabetes, and lower cholesterol levels. Participants in the study lost an average
of 11.5 kilograms after one year – despite being told to eat as much as they wanted.
Bread, pasta, and potatoes were all encouraged during the study.
The research, published in Nutrition & Diabetes, recorded the largest weight loss of any randomised
control trial where participants had no restriction on calories and didn’t have to exercise.
The study included 65 patients who were obese or overweight and had heart disease or diabetes.
Participants were split randomly into two groups: 33 participants ate a plant-based diet, while 32 others
formed a control group.
In addition to being plant-based, the prescribed diet was low in fat, as approximately only 7 to 15 per
cent of total energy came from fat. The diet included unlimited amounts of whole grains, legumes,
vegetables, and fruits. Participants were advised to eat until they were full and not to count calories.
They also took a daily B supplement.
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2. Participants received a “tra c-light” diet chart that outlined which foods to consume, limit, or avoid.
They attended twice-weekly meetings, which included nutritional education sessions and cooking
classes. Then it was up to them to stick to the eating plan at home.
Participants received this “tra c-light” diet reference chart.
Gisborne, New Zealand, GP and lead author Dr Nicholas Wright says, “The whole food plant-based
approach shows very promising weight loss results that appear to be sustained over time. People don’t
have to worry about going hungry and can still lose weight”.
The participants were able to stick to the diet – in large part because the unlimited quantities of food
meant they never felt hungry. After 12 months, they had not only lost weight and lowered their
cholesterol but also decreased their waistlines by an average of 9 centimetres and their medication
usage by an average of 29 per cent.
These weight-loss graphs show the results of the participants by comparison with the control group.
Two of four patients with diabetes reduced their dosage or reliance on diabetes medications, including
one who no longer required insulin.
And for those wondering how to eat a healthy plant-based diet on a budget, the good news is that
participants reported that they didn’t change the amount they spent on food and enjoyed food just as
much as before.
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