www. fredbisci4health. com, low BMD, low BMD, raw vegetables, Bayesian analysis, sustainability, long-term vegetarian diet, the regions of the skeleton, vitamin D, bone hardness, 1 low bone mass at the base long-term raw vegetarian diet Luigi Fontana, MD, PhD, Jennifer L. Shew, BS, John O. Holloszy, MD, Dennis T. Villareal, MD Arch Intern Med 2005; 165:684-689. archinte. . Org Amaassn History Little is known about the health effects of a raw food (RF) vegetarian diet. Conclusion of a raw vegetarian diet is associated with low bone mass at clinically important skeletal regions but no evidence of increased bone turnover or a deficiency of vitamin D. Second effect of a vegetarian diet on bone density: a Bayesian meta-analysis Lan Pham Ho T, Nguyen Tuan Nguyen Nguyen and DV American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, doi: 10. 3945/ajcn 2009th 27,521 Vol 90, No. 4, 943-950, October 2009 www. . AJCN Org Background: The association between vegetarian diet and bone mineral density (BMD) is controversial because of conflicting results of previous studies Conclusion: The results suggest that vegetarian diets, especially vegan food with a low density bone are involved, but the magnitude of the association is clinically insignificant.

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