The amount of meat in the chicken curry or milk into a cup of coffee can make a difference, not only for the line but also for the environment. A group of British researchers has developed a new diet 'Eco-friendly on behalf of the WWF, called for Livewell Diet and suggests limiting the consumption of meat and food ready to cut the greenhouse effect. Take the menu prepared by the Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health University of Aberdeen, say the researchers, may help reduce greenhouse emissions by half of a country like Great Britain and save at the supermarket: you do not spend more than € 35 per week per person. The search will now serve as the scientific basis for a campaign to persuade national and international levels. The scientists write: "We urge the government to adopt David Cameron because our menu as a guideline to the subjects of His Majesty." Here in Suggested retail food every day and the correct proportions between the various diet foods that give the option to save the planet of ADELE SARNO
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