Paul Saladino· MD
that led to the massive amounts of well the apparent increased amounts of chronic disease in these egyptians
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that led to the massive amounts of well the apparent increased amounts of chronic disease in these egyptians
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you can use those same isotopes to reconstruct the diet of egyptians mostly plant-based they didn't do so good for the reasons i discussed earlier not because they were eating excess carbohydrates they actually had seed oils and they were nutrient deficient
in fact they did have seed oils five thousand years ago and in fact this is probably really the beginning of seed oil use in antiquity is with these exact people
the ancient egyptians i believe strongly got fat and sick because of their introduction of excess amounts of linoleic acid in their diet