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These studies suggest that global dietary trends towards sustainable diets generally improve health outcomes and reduce environmental footprints, though they may have trade-offs such as increased water and resource use in some regions.
Global dietary trends have significant implications for both human health and environmental sustainability. As dietary patterns shift towards higher consumption of refined sugars, fats, and meats, there are concurrent increases in diet-related chronic diseases and environmental degradation. This synthesis examines the effects of these dietary trends on health and sustainability, drawing insights from multiple research studies.
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Global dietary trends towards higher consumption of refined sugars, fats, and meats are contributing to increased chronic diseases and environmental degradation. However, shifting towards plant-based diets and reducing animal-source food intake can offer significant health benefits and reduce environmental impacts. While there are some trade-offs, particularly in resource use in low-income countries, the overall evidence supports the promotion of sustainable diets for improved health and environmental sustainability. Policy efforts and educational initiatives are crucial to facilitate these dietary transitions.
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