A Canadian study of nearly 9,000 children found that those who were provided a vegetarian diet showed similar measures of growth and nutrition as their counterparts who ate an omnivorous diet, but had higher odds of being underweight.
The study’s results were detailed in an article in the peer-reviewed journal in Pediatrics,…
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