The composition of diets and the quality of foods we eat have direct effects on our health and wellbeing. The indirect health effects caused by environmental changes associated with the processes of producing the foods for the diets, are less recognised. Because the aim of national dietary guidelines is to provide advice for constructing healthy diets, the guidelines should arguably consider both direct and indirect health consequences of the nutritional recommendations.
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