Did green revolution in India really change our food habits for worse? Is it true that some of the good diet disappear and we became more carbslop oriented?
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No.941
Did green revolution in India really change our food habits for worse? Is it true that some of the good diet disappear and we became more carbslop oriented?
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No.942
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No.943
Carbs are quick energy while complex proteins digest slowly
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