The rebel within might like the idea that to eat invasive food is to clean up the environment. Such a daring move can remove unwanted plants that displace our native flora. Eating invasive species ...

Here's how we can all make changes to our diet to help us eat healthily and sustainably, in a way which is good both for both us and for the environment ... need to rebalance our diets by prioritising ...

So when I noticed lots of gut experts saying they aim to eat 30 ... ate 30 plants a week had more diverse gut microbiomes than people who ate 10 or fewer. The gut is populated by "good" and ...

He says it's important to conserve meat-eating plants for their benefits to the environment and biodiversity, and for their potential future benefits for us, such as as a potential source of new ...

Plant-eating animals may need more time to find and consume food if their usual meal becomes less nutritious, exposing themselves to greater risks from predators and other stresses in the process.

They found that those eating 30 different types of plants a week had optimum ... less animal protein for the environment, going for half-and-half is a good place to start for your gut health.

When it comes to the environment, meat is bad and plants are good. But what about plant-based meat? We asked... Plant-based meats are coming soon to a dinner table near you, but what’s actually ...