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but you know price of course looked at the diets of all these what he called primitive people groups all over the world he traveled 100 000 miles over 10 years and and what he found was a distinct lack of disease and and you know extraordinary health and robustness and great teeth and great skeletal structure and great mental health and all this stuff
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tell us the story of weston price and tell us what is found in his book nutrition and physical degeneration and what the people in the 1930s and 1940s at least who had the best teeth were eating like what do those people eat all over the world the tragic thing about price is he's not the prototypic dentist anymore right like he was the the kind of like real foundation he was the the founder of the american dental association research arm so he was a big figure in the early kind of 1900s
well that's that's the gift of of the research of Western a price right introduces to nutrient dense foods right and and that's the that's the power of that whole that whole concept of what did our ancestors eat