mh - before man started farming grains did not grow in huge fields
your hunter gatherer ancestors followed the meat - not the grains
since man first walked we did not survive on grains and the grains that were eaten were prepared in a specific way (ways that made them more digestible and brought out nutrients etc)

it may or may not be true but it seems to me that since we began eating grains its been a very very short time relative to our bodies adjusting

Seriously reading Price's work is quite amazing...

Native Indian twins - healthy and strong, look the same - one goes and works for the white man, comes back weak and looking different

New Zealand natives - offspring look all the same, till they adopt white mans food, next offspring totally different in apearance

(white mans food referring to processed grains and processed sugars mostly)

talk to anyone that breads animals seriously or race horses etc or anything that has value
God damn they will fucking KNOW how important food is for health and health of offspring but God forbid telling unhealthy people their kids won't have the best shot. Not politically correct

anyway - read Pottengers Cats too - interesting because the 900 cats spanned 4 or 5 generations (hard to do that kind of study with people) but the degenerative changes Pottenger found with processed foods (this case processed dairy) are almost exactly the same things Price documented with humans...

The cats... well 4 generation on processed shit couldn't reproduce

Last I heard in Canada 1 in 4 couples can't!!! I don't know about you but to me that is fucking high!!!! (anyone looks this up pls feel free to correct me if I'm wrong)

But it doesn't take long to seem normal when its a generation or two gone by and the TV and schools are telling you what to think and what is normal (like cancer, and all the degenerative dis-eases that weren't around too long ago.