
A radical 'planetary health diet' suggests people should replace nearly all meat and dairy with beans while doubling their vegetable intake. It was widely ridiculed by experts when it was announced in January.
The UN body planned to support the launch event of the scientific group behind the controversial 'planetary health diet', dismissed as 'nanny-state' madness.
Scientists say its adoption is vital to feed the world's booming population without destroying the environment and would improve the health of millions.
But the WHO stopped sponsoring the event following criticism there is 'no scientific justification' for everyone in the world to adopt a standard diet.
The British Medical Journal first reported the WHO had dropped out of the EAT-Lancet Commission on Food, Planet, Health event in Switzerland.














Comment: How refreshing.