... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) ABSTRACT Excessive attention to the animal versus plant binary food choice reflects society's moral views on eating right. To claim that avoidance of animal products is required...

...A. L. Van Eenennaam; A. E. Young 22 12 2016 26 04 2017 2017 American Society of Animal Science Open Access article animal products deoxyribonucleic acid detection genetic engineering glyphosate recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid In many countries, meat, milk, and eggs are produced...

... in developing countries, and the high nutritional value of animal products in the diet. In a recent editorial inScience, Donald Kennedy discussed the critical need for increased funding for agricultural research because of the challenges associated with feeding the world's rapidly expanding population...

... to feeding of livestock and a much greater growth rate of meat and milk production today in developing countries than in developed nations. However, many developing countries continue to consume more animal products than they produce, and hence, are still dependent on imports for satisfying...

... Association 2003 2003 Cerebrovascular disease animal products diet mortality longitudinal study Japan Stroke was the leading cause of death in Japan for the 30-year period ending in 1980 and is currently the third, following cancer and coronary heart disease. In the 1960s, the age-adjusted mortality...

... be addressed. macrobiotic diet catch-up growth children nutritional status animal products Community and International nutrition Catch-Up Growth in Children Fed a Macrobiotic Diet in Early Childhood1 MARUKE VAN DUSSELDORF,2...

... amount of vitamin D, but its dietary requirement is uncertain. Correlations among nutrient intakes suggest factors that may contribute to reported associations of consumption of animal products with improved growth or development among these children: provision of vitamin B-12 and available minerals...

... has recommended that salt consumption be reduced to 3 to 8 g· capita⁻¹·d⁻¹. This would require a reduction in the amount of salt added by discretionary use and(or) during processing. The amount of salt found in various raw and processed animal products is presented and the role...

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.... Galen created the first pharmacology in the history of medicine. The pharmaceutical substances made from natural plants, roots, rinds, blossoms, and leaves, and certain animal products, already had a long history behind them. No effort had yet been made to bring the knowledge of the therapeutic effects...

... examined by philosophers. The articles explore many theoretical issues about animal minds and an array of practical concerns about animal products, farm animals, hunting, circuses, zoos, the entertainment industry, safety-testing on animals, the status and moral significance of species, environmental...

... Measures (SCM Agreement), the Anti-Dumping Agreement, and the Agreement on Agriculture. Four of the disputes concerned restrictions placed on the importation of animal products (mainly poultry and pigs), such as licensing requirements and import restrictions, tariff rate quotas established following re...

..., the negdels (collectives) had drawbacks, some of which Namkhainyambuu alluded to. Lazy herders neglected their animals, scarcely performed their work properly, and did not fulfill their quotas for animals and animal products. Although the number of animals increased, the livestock quotas for the Five...

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...What can be said in favor of consuming animal products? This chapter surveys the options, with special focus on attempts to exploit pro-vegan principles for anti-vegan ends. Utilitarian, rights-based, contractualist, and agrarian proposals are explored, as well as some recent arguments that attempt...

... with CO₂ emissions from the transport sector. Because a health diet does not require much meat, wealthy countries should drastically reduce animal product consumption, mainly meat. Studying the ways in which the various nutritional components are metabolized, particularly carbohydrates and fats/oils, leads...