Chapter
The Myth of Protein Deficiency
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People living in poverty often lack money for a varied diet to obtain necessary nutrients, but "supercharged staple foods" are often a better solution than fad protein sources like poop algae or crude oil peanut butter.
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In solving malnutrition, research on crops like basic rice and yams are being conducted to make them supercharged with vitamins and minerals, as opposed to the trend of trying to solve the issue with products like crude oil peanut butter or poop algae.
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Malnutrition
Summary
In solving malnutrition, research on crops like basic rice and yams are being conducted to make them supercharged with vitamins and minerals, as opposed to the trend of trying to solve the issue with products like crude oil peanut butter or poop algae.
ChapterThe Myth of Protein Deficiency
EpisodeThe Great Protein Fiasco
PodcastMaintenance Phase
Implicit biases can lead to political and value statements in food recommendations and policies towards populations.
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Implicit Bias
Summary
Implicit biases can lead to political and value statements in food recommendations and policies towards populations. Without acknowledging and addressing these biases, they are bound to be replicated in decisions.