Yup, the diffference being that those people evolved eating a specific diet. Take an Inuit, EG, and subject her/him to a vegan diet and they wouldn't fare so well. the rest of us just eat anything and everything, particularly processed foods, and can't escape ailments.CTV.ca | What is the best diet for human beings?
"People have lived and thrived on high-protein, high-fat diets (the Inuit of Greenland); on low-protein, high-carb diets (the indigenous peoples of southern Africa); on diets high in raw milk and cream (the people of the Loetschental Valley in Switzerland); diets high in saturated fat (the Trobriand Islanders) and even on diets in which animal blood is considered a staple (the Massai of Kenya and Tanzania). And folks have thrived on these diets without the ravages of degenerative diseases that are so epidemic in modern life--heart disease, diabetes, obesity, neurodegenerative diseases, osteoporosis and cancer."
God intended for Adam and Eve to be vegans.
Yup, the diffference being that those people evolved eating a specific diet. Take an Inuit, EG, and subject her/him to a vegan diet and they wouldn't fare so well.
CTV.ca | What is the best diet for human beings?
"People have lived and thrived on high-protein, high-fat diets (the Inuit of Greenland); on low-protein, high-carb diets (the indigenous peoples of southern Africa); on diets high in raw milk and cream (the people of the Loetschental Valley in Switzerland); diets high in saturated fat (the Trobriand Islanders) and even on diets in which animal blood is considered a staple (the Massai of Kenya and Tanzania). And folks have thrived on these diets without the ravages of degenerative diseases that are so epidemic in modern life--heart disease, diabetes, obesity, neurodegenerative diseases, osteoporosis and cancer."
God intended for Adam and Eve to be vegans.
Yes. I am sure. I hope you aren't suggesting geography doesn't play a part in evolution. At any rate, besides the fact that there is little vegetation in the arctic, meat, particularly fatty meat helps keep the Thule, Dorset, etc. peoples warm. There is a high content of BAT (Brown Adipose Tissue) in meats. Bat is a fat that helps bodies regulate heat. There is extremely little BAT in a strictly vegetarian diet. It would take a long time for such a person to adapt to a high vegetarian diet.Are you sure? Unless a medical ailment should require them to eat meat, I'm sure an Inuit, assuming he had easy access to fresh fruits and vegetables of course, could adapt just as easily as us to a vegan or vegetarian diet. Inversely, I'm sure a white man living in an isolated area where vegetarian is sparce would find adapting to a vegetarian diet to be tough. I think it would have more to do with geography than anything else.
Yup, "It's God's will" is the next step towards official religiondom. Since it's also God's will that 3000 people died on Sept 11th, I hope you don't mind if I tell God to **** off.
That's a pretty good description of a good diet. Waaaaaaaaaay back when man was young lol, it was much easier to find fruits and vegetables to subsist on than it was to take a hunting party and go get a bit of meat. The meat they did get was divvied up to the hunters and their families so no-one got a great deal of it.I'm wondering if the less food you get from the grocery store the better. I think a balanced diet of non processed food is as good as you are going to get, maybe a little heavy on the vegetables, grains and fruit and ease off a little on the meat and dairy products, restricting them to skimmed milk products. I think some meat regularly is conducive to strength.
I didn't know Adam and Eve but it is quite possible that Said1 is right. They may very well have been vegan. As for it being any god's will or not, that is debatable bigtime.Yup, "It's God's will" is the next step towards official religiondom. Since it's also God's will that 3000 people died on Sept 11th, I hope you don't mind if I tell God to **** off.
I didn't know Adam and Eve but it is quite possible that Said1 is right. They may very well have been vegan. As for it being any god's will or not, that is debatable bigtime.
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