Meat provides many beneficial things: It’s a good source of protein and vitamins and minerals like iron, zinc and B12. But ...

The saturated fats in red meat are often described as risk generators ... The American Heart Association's website notes that "eating too much saturated fat can raise your blood LDL (bad ...

It also increased 18 per cent for every 50 grams of red meat consumed, such as a thick slice of roast beef or lamb chop. A ...

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Eating too much meat is unhealthy and causes serious environmental harm. One-third of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide are due to human food systems, with animal agriculture accounting for about ...

But consuming too much of meat, particularly meats high in saturated fats, can lead to various health conditions such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, bad cholesterol levels ...

The holiday season is upon us, and for many people, meat is the centerpiece of celebratory meals. But eating less of it may do more when it comes to reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes ...

Public Health England says from its surveys many people eat too much red and processed meat. And experts advise people who eat lots of it to find ways to cut down. The Department of Health advises ...

There are other health concerns connected with eating meat, although they are not factored into the 70g recommendation. Eating too much saturated fat raises blood cholesterol and raises the risk ...

This week consumer affairs minister, Alberto Garzón, launched a campaign to encourage Spaniards to eat less meat. "Eating too much meat is bad for our health and for the planet," Mr Garzón said ...