Food for Thought!
by wccchiro
Why did the elderly in hunter-gatherer populations remain virtually free of chronic illness? I believe success leaves clues, so, let's investigate. Think of the natives who lived where you live before industrialized, domesticated, white man showed up. I call this race of humans Whitey. Whitey showed up with what? White bread, white flour, white sugar, white milk, and white doctors in white coats prescribing white pills. The Whitey Plague, as I like to call it. The hunter-gatherers did not die from the "Whitey Plague" they died from trauma, infection from trauma, or from starvation.
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9/26/2012 8:04:28 PM
Written by wccchiro
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