Paul Saladino· MD
Humans have been eating meat and organs for millions of years, and the unique nutrients in these foods played an indispensable role in the growth of the human brain...
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
Humans have been eating meat and organs for millions of years, and the unique nutrients in these foods played an indispensable role in the growth of the human brain...
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what we know pretty clearly is that the human brain really rapidly exploded in size right about the time that we started eating meat there's evidence for hunting evidence for stone tools it all correlates with when the human brain began to rapidly increase in size eating meat made us human
the human brain and i talk about the human brain in the book at that point and i talk about how it's gotten very big very quickly over the last 2 million years primarily as a result of humans eating meat and hunting
i think that it's very clear that or at least you can make an extremely strong case that the inclusion of meat in the human diet made us human was integral to the growth of the human brain
And the inclusion of meat in our diet as humans in history was probably one of the key elements that actually allowed our brains to grow and for us to develop a a rich neocortex and to be the functioning humans we are today.
And then the inclusion of meat in our diet as humans in history was probably one of the key elements that actually allowed our brains to grow and for us to develop a a rich neocortex and to be the functioning humans we are today.
and the inclusion of meat in our diet as humans in history was probably one of the key elements that actually allowed our brains to grow and for us to develop a rich neocortex and to be the functioning humans we are today