In
veg news, a forum on the many health benefits of the plant-based diet
is held for Formosan (Taiwanese) medical students. Organized by the
National Defense Medical Center in Formosa, the seminar was based on the
book “The Essential Diet for New Age.” This publication has been
recommended by more than 100 physicians in Formosa (Taiwan) and very
favorably reviewed in a number of media, including the popular TVBS
television station. It contains 31 vegan doctors and dieticians
presenting their clinical findings as to the numerous ways that the
animal-free diet enhances well-being. Twelve of these writers were
invited to share their understanding of the veg concept.
Interview in Chinese
Dr. Cheng Huaxing
Chief Physician of Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital
Vegan
Formosa (Taiwan)
Chief Physician of Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital (m): Modern medicine
can
cure our diseases to a certain extent. But our lifestyle, especially
our diet, plays a more important role in getting the proper nutrition
and care for the body. So the vegan diet is a very good choice. It gives
a good balance.
Dr. Lin Jiayi
Chief Pediatrician of Taipei Hospital, Department of Health, Vegan
Formosa (Taiwan)
Chief
Pediatrician of Taipei Hospital (f): I am a pediatrician. More and more
reports are pointing out the positive effect of the vegan diet on
children’s development. One of the latest reports mentioned that eating
more dark green vegetables and dark yellow vegetables can help children
reduce body fat and increase bone density. So for children, a vegan diet
is the healthiest.
ANCHOR:
The future physicians listened to talks on issues concerning cancer,
chronic diseases, and menopause. Nutritional advice was presented as
well as information on veganism being the quickest way to reduce global
warming.
In Chinese
Shen Pei-Ying
Medical student
Formosa (Taiwan)
Shen
Pei-ying (f): A lot of people think that dairy and eggs are important
sources of nutrition for young people and infants for their physical
development. Actually, we can get sufficient protein from nuts and soy
products. The vegan diet is a healthy diet. Be Veg, Go Green 2 Save the
Planet!
Tsai Yuqi
Medical student
Formosa (Taiwan)
Tsai
Yuqi (m): I hope that in the future, we can also share these precious
experiences and knowledge with others in our medical practice. Thank
you! Let’s Be Veg, Go Green 2 Save the Planet!
ANCHOR: Our
sincere appreciation, National Defense Medical Center, for planning this
important event; also, our many thanks, all participating vegan medical
experts, for sharing the numerous advantages of the kind diet. May the
well-being of humans, our animal co-inhabitants, and the Earth be
protected by everyone’s compassionate choices.
(In English)
Group of Doctors: Be Veg, Go Green 2 Save the Planet!
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