Food Freedom Friday Edition 336 - Why Protein

Protein is such an essential nutrient that your brain has developed specific mechanisms to increase or decrease your desire for it depending on your needs. These mechanisms are challenging to override through willpower alone and most people, if allowed, will naturally eat the right amount of protein for their specific requirements.

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Food Freedom Friday Edition 333 - Bacon

It can be hard to argue that for many, bacon is one of the most delicious foods in the world and often viewed as a guilty pleasure. Unfortunately, bacon's reputation has been damaged over these past few decades. However, not only does high quality bacon taste great – but enjoying a hearty serving has other benefits too.

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Food Freedom Friday Edition 332 - Eat Beef

Opinion is split between whether beef is healthful or harms our health. Some of the more extreme views are even calling for the authorities to remove meat from the food supply. Whatever your thoughts on red meat might be, there are some important health benefits of eating beef.

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Food Freedom Friday Edition 331 - Nutrients In Plants & Animals

For decades, diet rhetoric has claimed that plant-based foods are healthy because fruits and vegetables are supposed to be a good source of fiber and antioxidants. Modern dietary advice has mistakenly stated that these powerful plant ingredients can fight off cancer and disease and promote health and longevity. Now, you might be aware of the lack of validity to those particular claims but you could continue to wonder whether plants are your best source of vitamins and minerals.

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Food Freedom Friday Edition 330 - Enjoy Your Saturated Fats

Saturated fats have been vilified in modern nutrition lore yet ever since the beginning of our evolution, humans have subsisted primarily on dietary fats. Since dietary fat has been demonized in the human diet, there have been alarming increases in obesity, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and countless other chronic and preventable diseases. This makes little logical sense if it was fat that was contributing to all the ill health seen previously.

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