US EditionHealth Experts Double Down on Minimal Meat-Eating Call
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NZ HeraldHealth experts double down on minimal meat-eating call
PARIS: International experts insisted Friday (Oct 3) that a healthy diet should keep meat to a minimum, doubling down on previous conclusions the food industry had fiercely dismissed.A healthy diet is "predominantly plant-based, with moderate inclusion of animal-sourced foods and minimal consumption of added
Paris, France. Meat, especially red meat, should represent only a small part of a healthy diet, said Friday an international committee of experts, which maintains the previous conclusions that had already caused a strong rejection of the agri-food industry. The best diet for health "is based above all on plant sources, with a moderate share of food of animal origin and the least possible amount of added sugars, saturated fats and salt", conclude…
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