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A groundbreaking new study has revealed that a low-fat vegan diet leads to more weight loss than the highly praised Mediterranean diet—even when it includes foods labeled as “unhealthy” like potatoes and refined grains

In this 1-minute video, we break down the surprising results from a clinical trial by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, published in Frontiers in Nutrition
Learn how removing animal products and reducing oils and nuts led to better weight loss, improved body composition, and enhanced insulin sensitivity

:fork_and_knife_with_plate: No calorie counting
:potato: “Unhealthy” plant foods still helped
:seedling: Vegan diet wins for fat loss

Watch now to see why going plant-based might be the real key to weight loss success
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00:00Forget everything you thought you knew about healthy diets.
00:03A new study just flipped the script on Mediterranean versus vegan for weight loss.
00:07Researchers compared the popular Mediterranean diet with a low-fat vegan diet.
00:12Both groups ate as much as they wanted, no calorie counting.
00:15But one group lost significantly more weight, and it wasn't the Mediterranean team.
00:20Surprisingly, the vegan diet led to greater weight loss,
00:23even when it included foods usually labeled as unhealthy, like potatoes and refined grains.
00:28Why? Because it completely cut out animal products and minimized oils and nuts.
00:33Participants who followed the vegan plan dropped more pounds,
00:37improved body composition,
00:38and even boosted insulin sensitivity and cholesterol levels.
00:42The takeaway?
00:43Cutting animal products might be more powerful for weight loss than eating clean.
00:48Even so-called bad plant foods can help when the rest of your plate is plant-based.
00:53Vegan versus Mediterranean. Turns out, plants win again.
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