WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Eat meat. That's the dietary advice given by a team of scientists who examined the dietary role of fat in a study that combined nutritional analysis with anthropologic research ...

As it renders during cooking, it infuses the meat with incredible juiciness and flavor," chef Correa explains. The pronounced ...

Eating meat is thought by some scientists to have ... of paleoanthropologists is that we actually didn’t have just one caveman diet,” says Leslie Aiello, president of the Wenner-Gren ...

You may have heard an increasing number of people vow to reduce their meat eating lately - or cut it out altogether. This often forms part of a bid to become healthier, reduce their environmental ...

Which leads to one very obvious question: should we just stop eating meat?” This question is asked often, and the answers given can be divisive. So, we ask experts – what’s the least ...

The paleolithic, or paleo, diet – aka the stone age, hunter-gatherer or caveman diet – is ... them with too much red meat. The NHS advises you to eat no more than 70g of red (and processed ...

Her work has previously appeared in Billboard, Forbes, and Reader's Digest. Getty Eating meat may increase your chances of getting a urinary tract infection, new research shows, as rates of the ...

Besides those belonging to Peking man, the remains of a site occupied by Hilltop Caveman are the most representative. At present, Zhoukoudian' s Dragon Bone Hill has an exhibition hall ...

It is not that being an omnivore is intrinsically harmful for our health – you just need to eat meat wisely, for example by ...

Meat provides many beneficial things: It is a good source of protein and vitamins and minerals like iron, zinc and B12. But eating too much—especially processed products and red meat—is linked ...

Big meat eaters' diets result in almost twice the carbon emissions per day of those who eat small amounts of meat Having big UK meat-eaters cut some of it out of their diet would be like taking 8 ...

If people in the U.S. and other heavy meat-eating countries could cut back their beef consumption down to just 1.5 burgers a week, "it would actually make it possible to feed 10 billion people by ...