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Given that this study was made in Brazil, I can't not imagine the social consequences of not eating meat (exclusion from barbeques, etc) and how those also affe
by mihaic 4y ago
Given that this study was made in Brazil, I can't not imagine the social consequences of not eating meat (exclusion from barbeques, etc) and how those also affect mental wellbeing.
I would love a cross-culture study of this, especially with India or Japan.
- whiddershins 4y agoWhy Japan?
- mihaic 4y agoMore of a curiosity given how different it is culturally and culinarily. Obesity is socially shumed more, which I'd imagine correlates negatively to health issues from a vegetarian carb-rich diet.
- loceng 4y agoProperly designed studies for food need to be done in every single population to determine what genetic lineage differences there may be.