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Do most of our calories come from meat?

While we are consuming more calories than in the past, the addition is not coming from increased meat consumption. Grain, flour, cereal products, and added fats and oils are adding a lot more extra calories to the diet. In the 1970’s, there was a fad for high carb and low protein diets that has led to the higher obesity rates within the U.S.

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