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If a Seventh Day Adventist does not work during Sabbath because of religious observance, fine.

Keep in mind that Harvard dietary research is notoriously anti-meat, due to having a large number of Seventh-Day Adventist on board.

The Adventist church has its own medical school, as well as a health system (though neither is directly operated by the church).

I’m not religious at all, but I’ve eaten in some religious-based restaurants such as Harikrishna, adventist, and buddhist.

The present study, Adventist Health Study-2, enrolled 96,194 Adventists throughout North America in 2003–2004 with funding from the National Institutes of Health.

Catholic teachers pension doesn't want to invest in Budweiser, a Seventh Day Adventist run hospital fund won't want to invest in Tyson etc.

Kellogs was founded by a Seventh Day Adventists, you can also look into Adventist Agricultural Association, though they don't list associated members directly.

However, one year after my family moved there wasn't an Adventist school available.

I believe there are more than one Adventist community in the US, yet those are not Blue Zones somehow?

But the long-living outliers were Adventist and practiced the behaviors that he highlighted.

That area is the home of Loma Linda University[1], a Seventh-day Adventist University.

In any case, that's not how the Adventists have historically seen it, and I'm not an Adventist now in any case.

We both grew up in the Seventh-Day Adventist church, a church that has made "medical evangelism" a big part of its strategy.

Even here in the states, when the Adventist church is mentioned I'll often hear, "Oh, I think my Doctor is one of those."

Official Adventist theology is that even after the Judgment there will not be an "ever-burning Hell", with eternal torture and suffering, but rather that the unrighteous (even including Satan and his evil angels) will be burned - body and soul - into non-being in an instant.

Adventist Health Studies have demonstrated that a vegetarian diet is associated with longer life and better health.

The evangelical school had a program of outright child brain-washing about abortion that I'd never heard as an Adventist.

As well as well as the Seventh-day Adventist, a Christian religion.