Humans have consumed meat at the center of their diet and evolution for millions of years, suggesting it is unlikely to be inherently harmful.

“but that meat is an ancestral human evolutionary food now it doesn't guarantee it's going to make you live forever you know paleo and eating what our distant ancestors ate is a much safer diet inherently because it's how we evolved it doesn't mean it's magical but the suggestion that meat is in any way negative as the food is is just inherently absurd”

“let's think about this historically have humans eaten meat yes has it been at the center of our diet yes these are very difficult to argue with these are incarcerable statements meat is at the center of our evolution for millions of years i just did a podcast with herman poncer it'll be out soon he's an anthropologist at duke he wrote a book called burn we talked about the hadza i visited them herman's visited them we agree on the fact that for the last two million years the consumption of meat has been at the center of human evolution why would this be bad for us let's just ask the question why would consuming something that made us human that was at the center of our evolutionary path as humans be harmful for us that is the question we must answer and that is the thing that makes these epidemiology studies seem so out of place they seem so nonsensical why would this happen is it possible that there are confounding factors yes i believe there are”