New Diet patterns are evolving each day. While Paleo and Keto diets still exist, there are more diet patterns like vegan diet, mushroom diet and liquid diet that are drawing attention. Here is a new diet pattern that is termed ‘planet-friendly’ and is not vegan.

What Is Planet Friendly Diet?

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In order to balance the ecological havoc, this Planet Friendly Diet has come into the picture. More veggies and less meat define this diet. It keeps the other diets away as it promises to balance calories and address the rising obesity with a balanced diet formula.

There are two parts to this diet – sustainable growth of the vegetables and proper distribution to people. This diet form is expected to manage the food chain and assure food for all living beings by the year 2050.

What Does The Diet Include?

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The Planet Friendly diet includes grains, vegetables, legumes, fruits, nuts and also unsaturated oils. All these are naturally available. It instructs people to limit the portions of seafood, red meat, starchy vegetables, added sugar and any packaged refined grains.

How To Plan Your Diet?

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It is mandatory to consume vegetable salads. Next step is to avoid sugar addition. You can probably replace the white sugar with palm jaggery.

Include grains and vegetables in your diet by preparing parathas and stuffed rotis. Minimize your dairy consumption and addiction to products like curd, ghee and butter.

Choose your cooking oils carefully. Olive oil is also a great option but if you are running short on your budget, purchase non-refined oils and use it for your dishes. Also, include fruits and nuts at least once a day. After a sumptuous lunch, you can eat fruits topped with nuts and it will manage your appetite levels.

The best part about this diet is it automatically results in weight control and balances your intake and this eliminates the worry about fitness and exercise.

This diet is not only planet friendly but also pocket friendly and healthy!

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