/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.11731215]

PALEO DIET BTFO!

Stone Age Britons Were Eating Wheat 2,000 Years Before They Farmed It

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/02/27/388822209/stone-age-britons-were-eating-wheat-2-000-years-before-they-farmed-it

[Anonymous No.11731455]

>>11731215
Doesn't most research suggest early humans with plant-based diets lived significantly shorter and unhealthier lives than their hunter-gatherer contemporaries (at least until the rise of organized society)?

[Anonymous No.11731466]

>>11731215
2000 years is still recent not to mention hunter gatherers such as the indo europeans were way healthier

[Anonymous No.11731478]

The dwarf wheat variety that constitutes 99% of wheat production today was invented in the 50's, it's stripped of fiber and nutrients, but cheaper to mass produce. It also correlates with obesity. Don't kid yourself.

[Anonymous No.11731520]

>>11731466
>>11731455
Nope.
Hunter-gatherers ate wheat for millions of years. There brains are only bigger because they're entire bodies were bigger

https://www.spartandiet.org/blog/2013/6/3/sorry-paleo-people-grains-are-part-of-the-human-diet

[Anonymous No.11731626]

>>11731520
their* brains, their* entire bodies

[Anonymous No.11731637]

>>11731626

[Anonymous No.11731645]

>>11731637
>dictionary
it's called 2nd grade English

[Anonymous No.11731662]

>>11731645

[Anonymous No.11731668]

>>11731662
>dumbfuck
>can't even difference between their, they're, and there

[Anonymous No.11731688]

>>11731215
But if they were eating wheat and they didn't farm it, then who did?

[Anonymous No.11731690]

>>11731668
>can't even difference between

[Anonymous No.11731692]

>>11731215
This is why bongs are extra deformed

[Anonymous No.11731824]

>>11731688
Nobody