Paul Saladino· MD
two billion people suffer micronutrient deficiencies in the world and this is partly i would say mostly due to insufficient consumption of animal source foods
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two billion people suffer micronutrient deficiencies in the world and this is partly i would say mostly due to insufficient consumption of animal source foods
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it showed like the globe of zinc and b12 and vitamin a all animal source foods um are what we need to be producing more of and our most common nutrient deficiencies in the world are iron and b12 vitamin a is pretty close to that
there is no calorie issue on the planet there's a protein and i would add to that a micronutrient issue so we don't have a deficiency of calories we can feed humans calories but what we can't feed humans enough of is high quality protein