I'm sure you'll find plenty of stories if you read through the forums.
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Also, if you look at the diets of people living in the lower-income rural regions of Ecuador, Vietnam, Armenia, and India, you'll see that their diets contain very little meat. It's not necessarily that they don't like meat - it's just that they can't afford it. These people aren't starving - they have enough to eat and be healthy.
You might enjoy the book, Hungry Planet - What the World Eats (https://www.amazon.com/Hungry-Planet-What-World-Eats/dp/0984074422 ). It's basically a book of photographs. Each photograph shows a family from somewhere in the world, posing with their typical food. Here are some photos from the book:
A family from Chad:
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From India (this is actually a relatively wealthy family):
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A family from Mali:
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A family from Ecuador:
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And, for the sake of contrast, here's a family from the United States:
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You might enjoy the book, Hungry Planet - What the World Eats (https://www.amazon.com/Hungry-Planet-What-World-Eats/dp/0984074422 ). It's basically a book of photographs. Each photograph shows a family from somewhere in the world, posing with their typical food. Here are some photos from the book:
A family from Chad:
From India (this is actually a relatively wealthy family):
A family from Mali:
A family from Ecuador:
And, for the sake of contrast, here's a family from the United States:
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