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Reduced meat and dairy consumption improves health, environmental and most nutritional .
Reduced meat and dairy consumption improves health, environmental and most nutritional outcomes without increasing diet costs among Scottish adults - Nature Food
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Cutting back on meat and dairy — and swapping some of it for foods like beans, vegetables, eggs, and plant-based alternatives — could improve health, reduce environmental impact, and keep grocery costs about the same, according to a study of Scottish adults reported in Nature Food. 🍎📃 🌎🧪
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