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.2018 Jul 7;8(3):5-10.
doi: 10.1093/af/vfy009. eCollection 2018 Jul.

What is the role of meat in a healthy diet?

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What is the role of meat in a healthy diet?

David M Klurfeld. Anim Front..
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Keywords: beef; cancer; chronic disease; nutrition; processed meat.

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Approximately 3 ounces of lean beef provides 9% of daily calories in a 2,000 caloriediet and only 10% of fat but more than half the daily needs for protein, selenium,niacin, and vitamin B12, along with a quarter of the iron requirement and almost halfthe zinc needed. These numbers emphasize the nutrient density of red meat. Reproducedfrom Klurfeld, 2015.
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Relative risk of total mortality among men and women from various causes of death.There were 71,000 deaths among 500,000 participants in the NIH-AARP Cohort Studyarranged by quintiles of red or white (poultry and fish) meat intake; Q1 being thelowest and Q5 the highest. Reproduced from Klurfeld, 2015.
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