> Recent data on these issues make me more comfortable today saying what not to eat. Our ancestors had no ... Isn't that yet another fallacy? Just because our

> Recent data on these issues make me more comfortable today saying what not to eat. Our ancestors had no ... Isn't that yet another fallacy? Just because our ancestors didn't have it, doesn't automatically mean it's bad for us. If we can learn anything at all from our ancestors, then it's that the human body is pretty adoptable to different food sources. So if we want to know what's bad for us we should simply do studies today. It's not that I disagree with the recommendations, but I find the way of reasoning flawed.