> Meat-heavy diets not only risk our health That meat is bad for our health is a myth perpetuated by the health industry, as well as by bad research that isn't

> Meat-heavy diets not only risk our health That meat is bad for our health is a myth perpetuated by the health industry, as well as by bad research that isn't accounting for processed meat vs. high quality unprocessed meat, nor do the studies account for confounding factors like other unhealthy food that many meat eaters eat. Dr. Georgia Ede is someone to look up on YouTube who's been spending her time debunking bad research on meat. > but that of the planet, as livestock farming on a massive scale destroys habitats and generates greenhouse gases. Monocultures are really terrible, and based on the latest thought leaders and their knowledge, the trend needs to move towards allowing animals to roam the land again - which helps aerate and maintain the quality of soil. My guess for future is free-roaming animals in their natural habitat, and vertical farming for vegetables, etc.