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= Meatanism = Meatanism is a dietary philosophy and lifestyle that emphasizes the consumption of meat as the primary or exclusive source of nutrition. It is based on the belief that a meat-centric diet provides superior health benefits, aligns with human evolutionary biology, and can be practiced sustainably and ethically.

Principles

 * Nutritional Superiority: Meat is considered the most nutrient-dense food, providing essential proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals in highly bioavailable forms.
 * Evolutionary Alignment: Meatanists argue that humans have evolved as omnivores with a significant reliance on animal protein, making meat an integral part of an optimal diet.
 * Sustainability: Ethical and sustainable farming practices can ensure that meat production has a minimal environmental impact, countering the criticism often directed at conventional meat industries.

High Bioavailability

 * Protein: Essential for muscle growth, repair, and overall bodily functions.
 * Iron: Found in heme form, which is more easily absorbed than non-heme iron from plant sources.
 * Vitamin B12: Crucial for nerve function and red blood cell production, predominantly found in animal products.
 * Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Vital for heart health, often found in fatty fish and grass-fed meats.

Health Advantages

 * Weight Management: High-protein diets promote satiety and reduce overall calorie intake.
 * Blood Sugar Control: Low-carbohydrate, high-protein diets can improve insulin sensitivity and stabilize blood sugar levels.
 * Cardiovascular Health: Properly sourced meat, especially from grass-fed animals, provides healthy fats that support heart health.

Sustainable Farming
Meatanists advocate for regenerative agriculture and sustainable livestock farming practices, which can:


 * Improve soil health and biodiversity.
 * Reduce greenhouse gas emissions through proper grazing techniques.
 * Ensure ethical treatment of animals, providing them with natural diets and environments.

Ethical Meat Consumption

 * Pasture-raised and grass-fed livestock.
 * Avoidance of factory farming methods.
 * Emphasis on animal welfare and natural living conditions.

Comparison to Veganism

 * Nutrient Density: Meat provides a more concentrated source of essential nutrients than plant-based foods.
 * Digestibility: Animal proteins and fats are easier to digest and assimilate compared to many plant proteins and fibers.
 * Simplicity: Meatanism often involves fewer dietary restrictions and simpler meal planning compared to veganism, which requires careful balancing of various plant-based nutrients.