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The Truth About Veganism for Health: Separating Fact from Fiction

In recent years, there has been a surge in the popularity of veganism and vegetarianism, with many people opting to exclude animal protein from their diet. It is important to consider animal protein's role in human evolution and the potential risks of excluding it from the diet.

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The Tragic Reality of Edinburgh's Red Meat Ban: The Consequences for Children and Elderly

In this article, we're going to look at Edinburgh's red meat ban in the controversial move to commit to eliminating meat from its menus in schools, hospitals, and nursing homes, disregarding the sacrifices our ancestors made for our freedom to eat meat and be healthy.

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Regenerative Agriculture

Exploring the Other Side of the Story: The Negative Impacts of a Vegan Diet and the Positive Environmental and Animal Welfare Benefits of Animal Farming

Is it true that plant-based diets are always more environmentally friendly and sustainable, or is it possible that they may have negative impacts such as soil degradation and erosion due to the reliance on monoculture crops and the use of synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, which can harm natural habitats and wildlife?

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The History of Health

Genetic Pre-Dispositions: Nature's Misunderstood Gift

Between 250,000-10,000 years ago your ancestor’s ability to get fat determined your ancestor's ability to survive freezing cold ice age winters in northern Europe. Insulin resistance in an environment of scarcity spares energy in your body for brain and reproductive capacity.

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Working With Nutritionists

It's In My Genetics : Debunking The DNA Myth

Evolutionarily speaking, every genetic polymorphism that exists must have conveyed evolutionary advantage at some point or it would not exist. For example, in the context of food scarcity, a gene that encourages calorie-dense food consumption may be an advantage.

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