Roach milk proteins fantastic food supplement Indians discover

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oh, how wonderful

>>62681
This seems like a reddit post. I can tell you are a boring person who works in an office. Please leave 4chan.

Fucking India. You're like a stooge on the world stage. Even your scientific victories are laughable.
Actually though, think of what this could do for the food shortage in the world. Roaches are fucking everywhere, and they're hiding a treasure trove of nutrition? All we have to do is keep the secret hidden to prevent a "Soylent Brown is Roaches!" scenario.
>>62683
His post was actually on topic. I think you need to leave for a bit, hombre.

>>62676
I read something on a conspiracy thread about how in the coming years governments will start using bugs as food and would make it sound as if it's healthier and rise the price on real meat to the point normal people won't be able to afford it

>>62707
Native peoples all over the world eat bugs insects and things like snails.

>>62676

vegan here. anybody wish to join me?

>What's in the train's protein bars?

>>62714
Fuck you G-man you ain't gonna get me to eat bugs

Bugs are pretty amazing for protein. The problem is that you have to eat a lot to match the intake of a steak. Doesn't help that they are difficult to keep, cook, or prepare.

>>62707
Why would the price rise to compete? If bugs were competing with meat, then meat would have to lower in price to match demand.

>>62756
They're also very good for the environment, you need less land to raise a shit ton of insects than raising cattle or chickens for the same amount of protein.

>>62757
I think he means that the demand would go down and eventually they'd stop producing supply. Then it becomes a luxury good with only a few artisan suppliers.
It's also a stupid conspiracy theory.

I really doubt that Anzu titties can feed humanity.

>>62676
I always knew there were added benefits to marrying a Turkish woman.

>>62785
>>62757
expect a high tax on red meat in the future, partly because "muh methane emissions" and partly because beef are resource heavy and inefficient

>>62849
>beef are resource heavy and inefficient

false:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/12/151214130727.htm

>>62862
lmao how much must a person love beef to have saved a link like that

>>62862

Doesn't prove beef is not resource-heavy and inefficient. For one, the study's benchmark for efficient meat is chicken. Two, many many studies have shown that plant-based protein is more efficient when you look at those plants that are specifically *for protein/calories* (corn, wheat, and rice being the historical trifecta). This study looked at plants for supplemental nutrition and/or luxury that are relatively low on protein and calories, lettuce being a prime example (fibre and vitamins, but no calories).

It's not even comparing apples to oranges -- it's like comparing chicken feathers to cow's milk. It's important in that you can't just write off all veg as eco-friendly (almonds in California were a huge fucking problem in the drought), but otherwise the headline is misleading.

>>62676
If roach milk is so nutritious then why are Turks all manlets?

>>62872
Yeah but plant based protein generally means soy, which is loaded with oestrogen, something every man should definitely avoid.

For women you are right but for rany male that doesn't want to be weak an effeminate, you are wrong.

>>62880
They don't consume enough of it. Just like some kids don't like their vegetables some Turks do not like their roach milk. Sad really.

>>62676
finally, a use for t*rks.

>>62676
this is actually pretty cool

wish more of this stuff was posted on /news/ instead of falseflagging bait

>>62762
Yeah, you can even find them in your house!