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toshinoriyagitoday at 3:45 AM2 repliesview on HN

Various plants (dark leafy greens/cruciferous vegetables) do make up the foundation of a healthy diet, but do not provide significant protein or fats. Meat is very useful from a dietary perspective. You can make a quality vegan/vegetarian diet, but hitting high protein goals for those who are active can be difficult. The majority of vegetarian+ protein options are also high in carbs.

Plus, meat is tasty. It makes perfect sense people look forward to lab-grown variants that are ethically sourced and have no adverse health effects.


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officeplanttoday at 8:37 PM

> but hitting high protein goals for those who are active can be difficult.

That's where eating bugs comes in to save us all

throwaway2037today at 8:57 AM

    > but do not provide significant protein or fats
Uh what? Seed oils. Avocados. Tofu / seitan / tempeh.