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The research institute also reports that one in seven children in Germany is overweight. Worldwide, 340 million children and adolescents were overweight or obese in 2016, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). In addition, there are 38 million overweight children under the age of five. Around the world, the number of overweight people has almost tripled since 1975, especially in industrialized nations.
This means, for a large number of children in the world a majority of whom are not vegan or vegetarian a healthy diet is sorely lacking.
Vegan = healthy? Not necessarily
The fact is, no matter which diet someone subscribes to, if they don t pay attention to what their nutritional needs are, their health will suffer.
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Leading UK health bodies have published updated guidance on vitamin D for COVID-19, in which they support its use during autumn and winter but stop short of recommending the vitamin to tackle the virus.
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guidance by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), Public Health England (PHE) and the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN), could not determine a direct link based on available evidence.
The report goes on to recommend more research be conducted on the subject, stressing the use of high-quality randomised controlled trials in future studies.
“SACN has worked closely with NICE and PHE to consider the available evidence from recent studies on vitamin D in relation to COVID-19,” said Professor Ian Young, Chair of the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition, which advises PHE and other UK government organisations on nutrition-related matters.