There will be a review of harmful and beneficial

The concept of the norm is slowly but changing, however, it is impossible to say what exactly awaits us as a result. In October, World Health Organization experts said that if you regularly eat beef, veal, pork, lamb, lamb, horse meat or goat meat, your chances of getting prostate or pancreatic cancer will increase. This does not mean that you cannot eat meat at all; you cannot eat industrially processed meat in large quantities. It is industrially produced food that is called

They call it “garbage” - you very often have no idea what you’re eating.

Food consumption is a spectrum. At one end of the spectrum is Morgan Spurlock, the author of the documentary "Double Help," who spent a month eating McDonald's, and at the other end is a diet of raw carrots and celery. Both extremes are too much. We must change food production, conduct research, work to create a sustainable agricultural industry, combine technology and tradition, otherwise everything will end very badly. What de-

should I tell you personally? Of course, if you have a lot of money, then it’s easier for you and you can afford good, expensive, high-quality and safe products. With money in general it’s like this: if you have it, a lot is possible. If you don't have money, then you need to be as careful as possible about what you eat - find out the origin of your products, their history, choose farm food instead of factory food and still make sure what exactly it is made of.