Особенности питания и образ жизни флекситарианства
Abstract
В данной статье рассматривается флекситарианский тип питания. А именно польза флекситарианской диеты, ее значимые преимущества над другими диетами и, что не маловажно, слабая осведомленность о данном способе питания. Флекситарианство, одна из немногих систем питания, что вызывает практически единогласное одобрение не только диетологов, но и врачей различных специальностей. Более того ее считают наиболее сбалансированной и естественной. В настоящее время флекситарианская диета завоевывают все большую популярность, все чаще о ней можно узнать из средств Масс-Медиа и от самих флекситарианцев. Большинство людей из разных стран намеренно переходят на данный тип питания, руководствуясь различными мотивами. И чаще всего причинами перехода на флекситарианский тип питания являются проблемы со здоровьем. Также важно знать, что питание способствует поддержанию не только физического, но и психологического здоровья. Поэтому каждому из наснеобходимо понимать, что правильное питание – это залог как здорового, так и успешного образа жизни. Флекситарианский способ питания ориентирует личность на потребление здоровой пищи, контролируя лишь потребление им мясной продукции. Так флекситарианство выполняет цель ориентирования личности на здоровое питание и в последствие успешную жизнь. Но хотя, вопрос флекситарианства и является достаточно актуальным, на данный момент он малоизучен. В данной статье ставится проблема изучения флекситарианства, его преимуществ над другими типами питания и недостатков, попытка ответить на вопрос, можно ли флекситарианство назвать образом жизни. По данному вопросу мы изучили имеющиеся зарубежные научные статьи и исследования, а также провели самостоятельное анкетирование.Abstract:Тhis article discusses flexitarians type of food, diet and lifestyle. Namely the use of flexitarianism diet, it significant advantages over other diets and that is not unimportant, lack of awareness about this way of eating. Flexitarians, one of the few systems of power that causes almost unanimous approval not only of dieticians but also doctors of various specialties. Moreover it is considered the most balanced and natural. Currently flexitarians diet gaining popularity, increasingly people can learn about it from Mass Media and from flexitarians. Most people from different countries deliberately moving to this type of food, guided by different motives. And the most common causes of the transition to flexitarians type of food are health problems. It is also important to know that nutrition helps to maintain not only physical but also psychological health. Therefore, each of us needs to understand that proper nutrition is the key to healthy and successful lifestyle. Flexitarian way of eating focuses the personality on the consumption of healthy food, controlling only the consumption of meat products. So flexitarians performs a guidance of the person on a healthy diet and subsequently a successful life. But although the question of flexitarians and is quite topical, at the moment he is little studied. So, in this article, we will understand, what is flexitarianism whether it actually benefits over other types of power and whether flexitarians be called a way of life. On this question we have studied the available scientific articles and studies, and also conducted its own survey.Downloads
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