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[umbra-life]

My country is heading for a human-made famine mixed with crop pests (that are probably also human-made). I'm vegetarian and have celiac disease and lactose intolerance, and I need to know what to eat in order to survive me and 2 people more (no vegetarians nor known allergies or intolerance to food). Question to the nutritionists/doctors/scientists if there are any here expert on this contexts and diets. If you believe in diet culture and wellness stuff, please do not interact, I will not buy pills in place of food.

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-Lentils

-Rice

-Nuts (like peanuts and pumpkin seeds)

-Milk (w/o lactose)

-Jelly

-Oatmeal

-Tea/Coffee

Canned food/vegetables/fruits is expensive, and I can't buy them. Drop advices and ingredients so I can see if it is something people can donate us (like peanut butter, jam, dried fruit, pickled or preserved vegetables/fruits)

[er-cryptid]

-iac

Means "pertaining to"

A suffix

Ex = cardiac

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[carbone14]

Evacuation sanitaire à bord d'un Curtiss C-46 Commando depuis Manille – Campagne des Philippines (1944-1945) – Philippines – 1945

©National Museum of Health and Medicine, Silver Spring - D45-416-34G

[suriyakavi123]

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[wildewisdom]

y'all the US Supreme Court is voting to overturn Roe v Wade and no one's paying attention because the news broke during the MET Gala

[yeehawbrethren]

just wanted to remind y’all 

[indizombie]

Madagascar is one of Africa’s poorest countries. A lack of basic services – from health and education to employment opportunities – as well as poverty and climate change have exposed many of its 26 million people to natural disasters. The WFP said the harvest was expected to be nearly 40 percent below the five-year average. Malnutrition among children under five has almost doubled to 16 percent from nine percent in the four months to March 2021 following five consecutive years of drought, exacerbated this year by sandstorms and late rains. A rate of 15 percent is deemed emergency level and some districts are reporting 27 percent – or one in four children under five – are suffering from acute malnutrition that causes wasting. At least 1.35 million people need food assistance in the region, but the WFP is only reaching 750,000 with “half-rations” due to financial constraints, according to WFP, which seeks $75m to cover emergency needs through September.

‘Starving Malagasy forced to eat leaves, locusts for survival’, Al Jazeera