Let's begin again, trying to disqualify my arguments linking me to PETA will not work, again my sources are the most respected scientists, and medical doctors, that actually work on their fields

Again, wrong. I still have to debunk to you again..
Fossil remains from our hunter-gatherer ancestors show that they were lean, had strong dense bones, and no tooth decay. Evidence from cave drawings and coprolites shows that they ate a diet consisting mainly of fruit, nuts, and wild vegetables, and some meat. This diet is about the same as that of today's hunter-gatherer tribes.


With the advent of agriculture, mankind's diet shifted to a grain-based diet. Our hunter-gatherer ancestors probably ate some grain, having discovered that wheat and rye plants which grew wild, could yield a grain, which, when cooked, could be eaten. The agricultural revolution made it possible for grains to be the staple of the diet. People began getting most of their calories and nutrients from grain about 10,000 years ago.

You shout aloud about activists and PETA. But just for other people here that MABYE is reading.. now you have to resort to desqualifying the sources as you do not have arguments to counter de evidence from scientits. So will continue to clarify to people here. Dr. Essestlyn, Dr. Dean Ornish(MD) Dr. Campbell from Cornell University.. and Dr. Mcdougall(MD) do not have any association with PETA or are activisties just for clarify again.

Last edited by Mithus; 07/24/12 07:12 AM.
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