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Sure we are omnivore like most primates, and fortunately because some human sometimes don't have anything else to eat. And meat is often better and safer cooked
by 11235813213455 5y ago
Sure we are omnivore like most primates, and fortunately because some human sometimes don't have anything else to eat. And meat is often better and safer cooked. I eat fish sometimes, but very rarely (2-3x/year), it's not about vegan, it's about unprocessed food (fruits, and most vegetable don't need to be cooked, and it's drastically reducing their benefits to do it). I think it's something people have to experience in the long term before arguing against it. Yes people can survive eating processed food, but I'm just saying it's not optimal
- amanaplanacanal 5y agoYour hypothesis seems to be that the invention of cooking made us unhealthier? That seems unlikely.
- 11235813213455 5y agoAre you referring to the situation 1-2 millions years ago when human brain size expanded? The sitatuion back then and now are not comparable. Just like inuits don't eat much plant-based food, like I said they had no choice, they needed fire to warm themselves, they needed food, any food in their different climate at that time. We can't transpose this situation now, we can grow more various vegetables, we can get all the nutrients from them, and actually more than meat