Paul Saladino· MD
Our predecessors have prized organs for millennia and we feed them to our dogs.
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Our predecessors have prized organs for millennia and we feed them to our dogs.
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i believe and this is one of the reasons or one of the hypotheses that i had going there that meat was really and by meat i mean meat and organs were really the central foods for humans for the last few million years of our life and we're the difference between us as bonobos and chimpanzees and us as australopithecines us as homo habilis homo erectus and eventually homo sapiens
our history our our lineage is is a people who became human by consuming large amounts of animal organs and meat
I think we're Homo sapiens and as Homo sapiens, meat and organs are a part of our just genetic book of life.
evolutionarily meat and organs have always been at the center of the human diet