Bruce Friedrich argues the only way to tackle the world’s insatiable but damaging craving for meat is like-for-like replacements like cultivated and plant-based meat ...
Red meat has long been at the center of nutrition debates, praised for its protein and iron, but criticized for its links to heart disease and certain cancers. So how much is actually safe to eat on a ...
Fitgurú on MSN
Red meat reality: What regularly eating beef, pork, and lamb actually does to your body
While red meat is a nutritional powerhouse for muscle recovery and iron levels, overconsumption could be the silent driver ...
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Is your steak habit hurting you? The truth about how much red meat you should actually eat
Unlock the definitive guide on portion control, health risks, and expert-backed strategies to enjoy your favorite cuts without compromising your long-term wellness.
The Nation on MSNOpinion
How Milk Became a Battleground in Trump’s War on “Woke”
Politics / The administration claims its whole-milk reversal is about children’s health, but the policy may only serve to ...
The meat industry’s celebration of the Trump administration’s Dietary Guidelines for Americans should be a clear sign that these new guidelines aren’t for the people.
GlobalData on MSN
New reality: cultivated meat recalibrates as funding pool shrinks
The initial hype and the vast sums of money thrown at the sector have dissipated but that’s not to say the long-term potential, and interest, in the category has disappeared.
*Your morning coffee ritual might be undermining your nutritional goals, depending on what’s on your breakfast plate.
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Jacksonville Journal-Courier on MSNOpinion
Commentary: New food pyramid is a recipe for health disasters — Gene Baur
Commentary: In claiming to be an answer to the diet-related diseases plaguing our nation, their guidelines are an alarming dismissal of actual science.
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