Oh I agree.. there is no doubt in that. We are hunter gathers in the first place.. before we even started to socialize on grand scale.
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It's the your body is anatomically designed to just eat vegatables that people have a problem with.
Parenting fail, everyone needs Bacon
There are arguments stating our bodies produce enough cholesterol that we don't need it from animal sources.
What nutrients?
go research all the successful cultures in history that were vegitarian
oh look, you are done :hmm:
meat primary, fruits and veggies second, grains if you must
What about cow's milk? I feel like the older I get the less cow's milk I drink. And when I drink it I get stomach aches sometimes.
The more I read about how our bodies are more anatomically similar to herbivores makes me wonder if I should become a vegetarian.
Eggs and fish are just too tasty to give up though.
The human body has a number of tendons and muscles found in 4 legged carnivores that are not found in primates. Clearly, we were Born To Run, by running our prey down until it was way too weak, just as the book suggests. Such a high caloric source of energy and protein allowed are brains to develop further and further.
Unless we are designed to live on a diet of tortoises I cant believe thats true.
I cant think of many animals that cant outrun a human.
Aren't Hindus generally vegetarians? Seems pretty successful with the 2nd largest population in their country.
Aren't Hindus generally vegetarians? Seems pretty successful with the 2nd largest population in their country.
Unless we are designed to live on a diet of tortoises I cant believe thats true.
I cant think of many animals that cant outrun a human.
Humans are not the fastest animals, but we evolved to be very efficient at long distance running - no fur, and sweating keeps body temperature in check while chasing an animal across the african savanna until it collapsed from exhaustion and the humans have plenty of steam left.
It isn't about our speed but our stamina. We can run for much longer periods of time and not be exhausted afterwards.
Speak for yourself.
This is only true after full growth has occurred, growing children require ingested cholesterol to properly produce the spikes in sex hormones necessary for full developement. Anthropologist also agree that the move to omnivorous diet allowed for greater brain developement as well as more efficent calorie aquisition, ie less time eating and more time evolving.There are arguments stating our bodies produce enough cholesterol that we don't need it from animal sources.
The human body has a number of tendons and muscles found in 4 legged carnivores that are not found in primates. Clearly, we were Born To Run, by running our prey down until it was way too weak, just as the book suggests. Such a high caloric source of energy and protein allowed are brains to develop further and further.
Humans are not the fastest animals, but we evolved to be very efficient at long distance running - no fur, and sweating keeps body temperature in check while chasing an animal across the african savanna until it collapsed from exhaustion and the humans have plenty of steam left.