The Claim
A dietary pattern primarily composed of whole plant foods is associated with reduced incidence of chronic diseases, lower all-cause mortality, and greater environmental sustainability, suggesting it may serve as an effective approach to enhancing both human and planetary health.
What the research says
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Eating mostly whole plant foods like fruits, veggies, beans, and grains is linked to fewer chronic diseases, living longer, and being better for the planet—so it’s a win-win for people and Earth.
See the scientific wording
A dietary pattern centered on whole plant foods is associated with lower rates of chronic disease, reduced all-cause mortality, and environmental sustainability, making it a viable strategy for improving both human and planetary health.
What the research says
1 studyStudy: Plant-Based Diets for Reversing Disease and Saving the Planet: Past, Present, and Future.
The study says eating mostly whole plant foods is good for your health and the planet, which is exactly what the claim says.
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