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Tables and list of figures

Figures:

Fig. 1: The 3 pillars of the vegan lifestyle11

Fig. 2: Contribution of various dietary errors to diet-related deaths55

Fig. 3: The healthy vegan plate (adapted from Harvard T. H. Chan – School of Public Health2626)

Fig. 4: Antioxidant power of selected varieties of vegetables (ORAC value in µmol Trolox equivalent (TE) / g)3434

Fig. 5: Anti-proliferative impact of vegetables (inhibition of cancer cells)3535

Fig. 6: Comparison of nutritional content of different types of flour4646

Fig. 7: Whole grain hierarchy according to Brenda Davis5252

Fig. 8: Antioxidant capacity of pulses (ORAC value in µmol Trolox equivalent (TE) / 100 g)5555

Fig. 9: Antioxidant capacity of fruit (ORAC value in µmol Trolox equivalent (TE) / 100 g)7979

Fig. 10: Antioxidant capacity of nuts (ORAC value in µmol Trolox equivalent (TE) / 100 g)100100

Fig. 11: Chemical structure of a triglyceride133133

Fig. 12: Fatty acid spectra for selected vegetable oils138138

Fig. 13: Rise in blood sugar and insulin after a meal, with and without vinegar178178

Fig. 14: Antioxidant capacity of spices and dried herbs (ORAC value as µmol Trolox equivalent (TE) / g)197197

Fig. 15: Increased antioxidant capacity of selected dishes through the addition of herbs and spices (based on the ORAC value as µmol Trolox equivalent (TE) / g)200200

Fig. 16: Changing consumption of household sugar in Germany from 1850 to 2015 in kg / person per year243243, 244244

Fig. 17: Antioxidant content for selected sugar alternatives shown as FRAP in mmol / portion267267

Fig. 18: Modified illustration of Dr Fuhrman’s 90-10 rule305305

Fig. 19: Sample model for macronutrient distribution

Fig. 20: Comparative illustration of the energy density of different foods330330

Fig. 21: Calorie content of selected plant-based foods337337

Fig. 22: Absorption rate of beta-carotene and lycopene from test meals with varying fat content358358

Fig. 23: Illustration of selected secondary plant substances in fruit and vegetables393393

Fig. 24: Health effects of secondary plant substances403403

Fig. 25: Change in sense of taste for salt-free meals in a salt-reduced diet431431

Fig. 26: Voluntary reduction of salt to achieve tasty meals in a salt-reduced diet432432

Fig. 27: Total daily fluid requirement for humans451451

Fig. 28: Suitable drinks to cover the fluid requirement457457

Fig. 29: Intermittent fasting following a 10 / 14 model477477, 478478, 479479

Fig. 30: Prevalence of nutrient deficiencies in vegans, vegetarians and omnivores (Switzerland / England)509, 510

Fig. 31: The fundamentals of good vegan cuisine

Tables:

Tab. 1: Shelf life for different cooking oils based on their fatty acid composition134134

Tab. 2: Characteristics of virgin and refined cooking oils140140

Tab. 3: Smoke point for selected vegetable oils147147, 148148, 149149, 150150

Tab. 4: Comparison of calories, carbohydrate, fat and protein content in different pasta dishes336336

Tab. 5: Type, dose and form of recommended nutritional supplements for a vegan diet511511, 512512, 513513, 514514

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