Paul Saladino· MD
humans need fat to complement the protein and or carbohydrates which can be eaten in a very helpful way
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humans need fat to complement the protein and or carbohydrates which can be eaten in a very helpful way
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because humans cannot consume more than a certain amount like maybe 40 of their diet from protein so they need to complete it with either fat or carbohydrates and when there's no fat from large animals they are they're starting to be dependent on the plants for that