- 9 Practical Tips for a Healthy And Sustainable Diet😎😊
We can all commit to making the world a healthier place to live, through small but achievable changes to our diets.
1 Eat more fruits and vegetables
2 Eat locally, when in season
3 Avoid eating more than needed, especially treats
4 Swap animal protein for plant-based ones
5 Choose whole grains
6 Choose sustainably sources seafood
7 Eat dairy products in moderation
8 Avoid unnecessary packaging
9 Drink tap water
1 .Eat more fruits and vegetables:
2 Eat locally, when in season
3 Avoid eating more than needed, especially treats
4 Swap animal protein for plant-based ones
5 Choose whole grains
6 Choose sustainably sources seafood
7 Eat dairy products in moderation
8 Avoid unnecessary packaging
9 Drink tap water
1 .Eat more fruits and vegetables:
- Fruits and vegetables that are fragile, or require refrigeration (salads and berries)
- vegetables that are grown in protected conditions (such as hot-house tomatoes or cucumbers)
The cost of producing or storing local foods beyond their natural growing seasons could be higher than shipping foods that are in season somewhere else.
3 .Avoid eating more than needed, especially treats:
Consuming only what we need reduces demands on our food supply by decreasing excess production. It also helps to keep us healthy and avoid excessive weight gain.
4 .Swap animal protein for plant-based ones:
In general, more resources are needed to produce animal-based proteins (especially beef), compared to plant-based proteins (such as beans, pulses and some grains).
3 .Avoid eating more than needed, especially treats:
Consuming only what we need reduces demands on our food supply by decreasing excess production. It also helps to keep us healthy and avoid excessive weight gain.
4 .Swap animal protein for plant-based ones:
In general, more resources are needed to produce animal-based proteins (especially beef), compared to plant-based proteins (such as beans, pulses and some grains).
- For meat-eaters, limiting meat consumption to 1-2 times a week.
- Whole meal bread, whole grain pasta, unrefined barley, buckwheat and quinoa, are great choices.
- Brown rice is a good substitute for white rice, but it should be enjoyed in moderation, as a lot of water is used during its production.
- Consume fish and seafood 1-2 times weekly to provide the necessary nutrients and reduce pressure on wild fish stocks.
- While milk and dairy production has an important environmental impact on your health.
- Enjoy low-fat unsweetened dairy products daily, but in moderation.
- Limit consumption of high-fat cheeses to occasional.
Food packaging, especially when made of non-recyclable materials can have a huge impact on the environment.
9 .Drink tap water:
In Europe, the standards of water quality and safety are high. Instead of buying bottled water, we can re-fill a reusable water bottle at the tap as many times as we want.
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