World Vegan Day: What is a vegan diet and what is eaten in it? Know the benefits

World Vegan Day: World Vegan Day is celebrated all over the world on November 1 every year. The main purpose of celebrating this day is to make people aware of the environment, animal protection and health. In the last few years, the craze for vegan diet has increased rapidly all over the world including India. From film stars to big athletes, this lifestyle is being embraced.

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know what is a vegan diet?
Simply put, a vegan diet is a completely plant-based diet. Vegetarians generally do not eat meat and fish, but they regularly consume dairy products like milk, cheese and ghee. On the contrary, people who follow a vegan diet do not consume anything that is obtained from animals.

It not only prohibits meat, fish and eggs, but also strictly prohibits the consumption of milk, curd, buttermilk, cheese, buttermilk and even honey. People who live a vegan lifestyle also stop using clothes made from animal products such as leather, silk and wool in their daily lives.

vegan diets
Often people feel that eating options run out after quitting dairy products, when in reality they are not at all. The vegan diet contains some of the best and tastiest options for nutrition. Wheat, rice, oats, millets, maize and all types of pulses like tur, moong, lentils and chana are the main part of it

Soy milk, almond milk, coconut milk and oatmeal milk are used extensively in place of cow or buffalo milk. Tofu made from soybean is used instead of normal paneer made from milk, which is considered a very big and safe source of protein. Apart from this, all kinds of seasonal fruits, green vegetables, almonds, walnuts, cashews, groundnuts, chia seeds and flax seeds are eaten in abundance

its best benefits in terms of health
According to doctors and nutrition experts, the vegan diet is considered to be extremely beneficial for heart health because the amount of cholesterol in plant-based food is absolutely zero. This has also proved to be very helpful in reducing weight, controlling blood sugar levels, and reducing the risk of type-2 diabetes. Apart from this, due to the high amount of fiber in the food, it also keeps the digestive system of the body completely healthy, which keeps the stomach related diseases away

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