News-Medical.Net January 1, 2025
A groundbreaking tool leverages science and user insights to tackle protein deficiencies in older adults embracing plant-based diets, ensuring healthier and sustainable aging.
In a recent study published in the Journal of Participatory Medicine, researchers explored the creation of a digital tool to ensure sufficient protein quality in plant-based diets for older adults. The study design involved dietitians and identified the needs and barriers to practicing a plant-based diet. The aim was to address the nutritional challenges posed by aging and plant-based transitions through user-centered, scientifically driven solutions.
Background
The global shift towards plant-based diets is being driven by concepts of environmental sustainability and health benefits. These diets are also believed to reduce risks of cardiovascular diseases and certain cancers....
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