A new study, published in The Lancet Journal, has found a controversial diet released in 2019 has significant micronutrient shortcomings.
NEW research has found the controversial EAT-lancet diet has significant shortfalls in several key vitamins – recommending an increase of nutrient-dense animal source foods.
The landmark EAT-Lancet report, published in 2019, laid out how to nourish people and save the planet through a “planetary health diet”, consisting mostly of whole plant-based foods.
But new research, published this week in The Lancet Planetary Health, suggests the planetary…
