Animals meant for food arent living in conditions to gain b12 naturally. They get supplements. Humans could take it directly and save the extra step animal.
True but some people like its taste. Some nutritionists tout the Mediterranean diet. Governments could encourage people to eat insects. They could fund chefs to create recipes.
Which is probably why insectivory hasn’t caught on. If the West could adapt to sushi it could adapt to mopane worms, but in the 80’s or whatever vegetarianism was still a joke. Now it’s influential.
Maybe stop eating animals?
Eating some meat is required to get vitamin B12.
Nope. The animals geht b12 supplements too, why not direct for us then.
Animal meat naturally has b12. In the old days, animals weren’t fed b12 supplement.
Animals meant for food arent living in conditions to gain b12 naturally. They get supplements. Humans could take it directly and save the extra step animal.
True but some people like its taste. Some nutritionists tout the Mediterranean diet. Governments could encourage people to eat insects. They could fund chefs to create recipes.
We aren’t living in the old days
Yes, farm animals now live in enclosed environments.
Which is probably why insectivory hasn’t caught on. If the West could adapt to sushi it could adapt to mopane worms, but in the 80’s or whatever vegetarianism was still a joke. Now it’s influential.