As urbanization takes hold of the population, there is less physical activity and a greater acceptance of the sweet and greasy Western diet. David Tilman, a professor of Ecology at the University of Minnesota, says, "People around the world, as incomes go up, choose more calories and meat in their diet." He says that there is a "nutrition transition occurring around the world." These high-calorie diets provide a false feeling of good sense while silently stifling the quality of people's lives .... http://www.naturalnews.com
Monday, July 20, 2015
MSM finally admits Western diets lack nutrition and cause disease
CNN is now coming out and admitting that Western diets are a main cause of disease. Ian Myles from the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases describes a Western diet as "overconsumption of over-refined sugars, highly refined and saturated fats, animal protein and a reduced intake of plant-based fibers."
As urbanization takes hold of the population, there is less physical activity and a greater acceptance of the sweet and greasy Western diet. David Tilman, a professor of Ecology at the University of Minnesota, says, "People around the world, as incomes go up, choose more calories and meat in their diet." He says that there is a "nutrition transition occurring around the world." These high-calorie diets provide a false feeling of good sense while silently stifling the quality of people's lives .... http://www.naturalnews.com
As urbanization takes hold of the population, there is less physical activity and a greater acceptance of the sweet and greasy Western diet. David Tilman, a professor of Ecology at the University of Minnesota, says, "People around the world, as incomes go up, choose more calories and meat in their diet." He says that there is a "nutrition transition occurring around the world." These high-calorie diets provide a false feeling of good sense while silently stifling the quality of people's lives .... http://www.naturalnews.com
