The future of diet: what will we be eating in The future?

Francisco Pérez-Jiménez
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Food habits and preferences of our population are continuously changing throughout the world, especially in the wealthier countries. One of the consequences in our environment is the abandonment of the Mediterranean Diet, in accordance with an increased consumption of processed and ultraprocessed food, with negative effects on our health by the progressive increase of obesity and its multiple metabolic consequences. On the other hand, foods production is one of the most important reasons for the global warming of the planet, triggered by an increased demand of foods, caused by the grow up of the world population and by the introduction of technologies no respectful with the planet. Fortunately, every day the population is more and more awareness of the need for changing the alimentary model and the news technologies, looking for minimizing such deleterious consequence, always thinking in the health of the people and the planet. This concept, looking for a global welfare for the present and for the future, is discussed in this manuscript.

饮食的未来:未来我们会吃什么?
全世界人民的饮食习惯和偏好都在不断变化,尤其是在较富裕的国家。对我们的环境造成的后果之一是,随着加工食品和超加工食品消费量的增加,地中海饮食被抛弃,肥胖的逐渐增加及其多种代谢后果对我们的健康产生了负面影响。另一方面,粮食生产是全球变暖的最重要原因之一,全球变暖是由于世界人口的增长和对地球不尊重的技术的引入造成的粮食需求的增加而引发的。幸运的是,人们每天都越来越意识到改变饮食模式和新闻技术的必要性,寻找最小化这种有害后果,始终以人类和地球的健康为考虑。这个概念,为现在和未来寻找一个全球福利,在这个手稿中进行了讨论。
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