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A new United Nations EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch says that we should all eat insects. The report is from the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization. It is called " EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch Insects: Future Prospects for Food and EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch Security". The U.N. says it is important we eat insects to EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch the Earth. It gave three reasons why we should be EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch insects to our diet. The first is they are good for our health. "Insects are healthy, EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch alternatives to mainstream staples EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch as chicken, pork, beef and even fish." The second reason is they are better for the environment than EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch cows, sheep, and other animals. Finally, "insect farming" would help millions of EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch families around the world eat and start a small EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch.

Many cultures already EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch insects in their diet. The report says: "Many people around the world eat insects out of EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch, largely because of the [tastiness]….More than 1, 900 species have EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch been used as food." However, most people in Western or " EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch" countries think the idea of eating insects is EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch. The report says governments need to EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch Westerners about the EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch of eating bugs so they get over the "disgust factor". Ento, a company in London that sells insect-based food, said it is EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch to get people to eat creepy-crawlies. It told the "New Scientist" magazine: "On EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch, insects are fantastic, but on a plate, most people won't EdibleFeedaddingbenefitsbreedingbusinesschoicedevelopeddifficultdisgustingeducatehelpincludenutritiouspaperpoorreportreportedlysuchtouch them."