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How Much Meat Should We Eat?

Published on October 2, 2019 | in Meat & Health, Meat & The Environment By theflexitarian |

How much meat should we eat? If you believe some of the runaway headlines from yesterday, the answer is simply “as much as you like”. This was after a new Canadian study published this week in Annals of Internal Medicine, suggested that we should not follow nutritional guidelines on red meat and processed meat as […]

World Meat Free Week: try just one meat-free meal for the health of our planet

Published on June 17, 2019 | in Green Living, Meat & Health, Meat & The Environment, Veggie News By theflexitarian |

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Try just one meat-free meal for the health of our planet during World Meat Free Week between 17-23 June 2019 www.worldmeatfreeweek.com@Meat_Free_Week #WorldMeatFreeWeek Today June 17th, sees the beginning of World Meat Free Week 2019. This year’s campaign returns to put a spotlight on the importance of reducing our meat intake for the sake of our […]

3 Reasons To Embrace The Flexitarian Diet This Earth Day

Published on April 22, 2019 | in Animal Welfare, Meat & Health, Meat & The Environment, Why Go Flexitarian? By theflexitarian |

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Happy Earth Day 2019! Today we celebrate our planet, with a focus this year on protecting the millions of species we share it with. The unprecedented global destruction and rapid reduction of plant and wildlife populations are directly linked to causes driven by human activity: climate change, deforestation, habitat loss, trafficking and poaching, unsustainable agriculture, […]

6 Health Benefits of Eating Less Meat

Published on July 6, 2017 | in Health & Nutrition, Meat & Health By theflexitarian |

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Our addiction to meat has grown to disproportionate levels. You only have to go back to the middle of the last century to see that at that time we only indulged in eating meat occasionally. Since then, consuming meat on a daily basis has become the norm, bringing a host of associated health issues. Switching […]