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Would this be a complete diet or is anything essential missing?
The discussion revolves around the viability of a diet consisting solely of soya milk and fruit, exploring whether it can be complete or if essential nutrients might be missing. Participants consider the implications of such a diet for long-term health and nutritional adequacy.
Participants express a range of views on the adequacy of the proposed diet, with no consensus reached on whether it is sufficient for long-term health. Concerns about nutrient deficiencies are acknowledged, but differing opinions on the implications of those deficiencies remain unresolved.
Participants highlight the variability in individual nutrient absorption and the subjective nature of dietary needs, indicating that personal health conditions may influence the suitability of the diet.
What research have you done to try to answer this yourself?skyshrimp said:Would this be a complete diet or is anything essential missing?
for the whole life?skyshrimp said:Would this be a complete diet or is anything essential missing?
Yes.wrobel said:for the whole life?
Jodo said:Soya milk is low in Iron. One might also be worried about B12 on this diet.
What works for 1 person may or may not work for everyone. The bodies uptake of nutrients is different for everyone.
I would be concerned about iron deficiency.
And what else have you found out?skyshrimp said:Yes.
That was a concern for me too. Soya milk is fortified with B12. Prune juice, dried apricots and raspberries are higher in iron than other fruits.
So, your answer is yes, with small additions to the two things you originally mentioned? Getting you to state your research and your conclusions is like pulling teeth. Why not just tell us ALL of what you have found out so far and your conclusions?skyshrimp said:I would add a pinch of sea salt to the soya milk for electrolyte replenishment. That's it so far.
Don't you think he did? His idea of "research" is asking us.phinds said:Getting you to state your research and your conclusions is like pulling teeth. Why not just tell us ALL of what you have found out so far and your conclusions?
Seems likeVanadium 50 said:Don't you think he did? His idea of "research" is asking us.