Paul Saladino· MD
Look at Weston A. Price. He traveled around. He looked at all these people. Their teeth were amazing. Their bodies were amazing. They were fit. They were lean. They had no chronic disease.
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The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
Look at Weston A. Price. He traveled around. He looked at all these people. Their teeth were amazing. Their bodies were amazing. They were fit. They were lean. They had no chronic disease.
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many of us have heard stories of western price type hunter-gatherer or indigenous populations and seen the photos of his book nutrition and physical degeneration which are quite impressive and show broad smiles wide jaws freedom from dental cavities and so i think that there are many indigenous hunter-gatherer populations in the world or pastoralists or semi-pastoralist populations that western price studies he went all over the world as a dentist that had incredible dental health