The insects moonbats want us to eat instead of a normal human diet are not merely edible; they are a superfood. The Experts have spoken:

[T]he next superfood might be crawling around in your backyard. Researchers in Cameroon have uncovered the surprising health benefits of a grasshopper-based diet, suggesting these insects could be the key to better sleep, healthier hair, and even a stronger libido.

The study comes out of the University of Dschang. You’d better eat the bugs without complaint, or else you’re a racist as well as a climate criminal.

The study published in the journal Food Science of Animal Products reveals that rats fed a diet of Ruspolia nitidula, a type of edible grasshopper common in Cameroon, experienced significant improvements in several health markers compared to rats on other diets.

If it’s good enough for rats, it’s good enough for the Little People. But don’t expect Bill Gates to eat any grasshoppers.

On a tip from Steve T.