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I'd like to reverse the question; which one of those are healthy, especially compared to the real version?
by randomchars 6y ago
I'd like to reverse the question; which one of those are healthy, especially compared to the real version?
- selectodude 6y agoThey don’t belch hundreds of pounds of methane into the air, which helps.
- randomchars 6y agoWell, that's definitely correct. But they do require soy, GMO soy to be precise, and monocropping is harmful, while on the other hand, cows are grazing animals, which can have a dramatic effect on the fertility of the land. That aside, I don't believe there's a study about the environmental effect of the manufacturing of this sludge vs eating real foods. And as an aside, the emission from cows is not as simple as it sounds: https://www.farmcarbontoolkit.org.uk/news/methane-myth-why-cows-arent-responsible-climate-change https://www.farmcarbontoolkit.org.uk/news/methane-myth-why-c...
- maps7 6y agoAll of them are healthy. Although you may want to define healthy.
- phonypc 6y agoWell, all the vitamins and minerals, which are also in real meat, for starters.
- randomchars 6y agoAnd GMO soy leghemoglobin, plus soy leghemoglobin soy protein.