Nutrition with Judy | Carnivore Diet 280. The Great Plant-Based Con: Food, Health and the Environment – Jayne Buxton
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I'm excited to sit down with Jayne Buxton. We talk about the plant-based lifestyle, kids with B12 deficiencies, and much more. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.
Jayne Buxton, born in the UK and having lived across Canada, the US, and the UK, holds an MBA from IMD Business School and a master’s degree in creative writing from Kingston University. She spent fifteen years as a management consultant specializing in business strategy and data analysis before making waves with her debut nonfiction work, "Ending the Mother War," in 1998. This groundbreaking book tackled the complexities faced by women balancing motherhood and careers, earning Jayne recognition as a leading figure in the feminist movement. Following the success of "Ending the Mother War," Jayne transitioned into a prominent spokesperson and writer on work-life issues, founding Flametree, a consultancy for working parents. After Flametree's incorporation into a major consultancy, Jayne dedicated herself fully to writing.
In her latest book, "The Great Plant Based Con," Jayne continues her tradition of challenging mainstream narratives. Through her compelling alternative perspective, she questions prevalent beliefs on important issues, mirroring her commitment to fostering debate and critical thinking. Alongside her writing career, Jayne actively supports organizations such as the Public Health Collaboration and The Real Food Campaign, advocating for healthier lifestyles through the promotion of real food and sustainable practices.
We discuss the following:
- All about Jayne Buxton
- Plant-based lifestyle
- Media and WHO funding
- People on a plant-based diet
- Kids with B12 deficiencies
- How to change the dietary recommendations
- Saturated fat studies
- Epidemiological studies
- Meat's environmental impact
- Thoughts on eating insects
- Expensive plant-based foods
- Where to find Jayne Buxton
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