Having the cattle eat mostly corn and corn by-products rather than being free range, if I remember correctly. And consider the manner in which most plants are farmed; by force-feeding them Nitrogen, Potassium, and Phosphorus, with little regard to trace minerals or beneficial organisms.
I also remember reading somewhere that the nation's weight increase shows a direct correlation to the use of high fructose corn syrup.
Presumably it is possible to find the right combination of nutrients in nature, without taking supplements.
Why? From nature's point of view, long & healthy lives for individuals are irrelevant or even undesirable. Once you're done reproducing, the sooner you get out of the way & stop competing with your offspring for resources and optimal diet, the better. Nutritional deficiencies that cause problems later in life may be just one more weapon in nature's plot to get us all sooner or later.
A pre-industrial lifestyle - and even most post-industrial lifestyles - was pretty well geared to burn up all that cholesterol. All those gyms are making money off the people descended from the ones who didn't starve to death in famines or collapse in the fields.
I guess I don't know how burning cholesterol works. Are you saying that exercise either prevents, or accelerates the removal of, cholesterol? That would make a difference, yeah.
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I also remember reading somewhere that the nation's weight increase shows a direct correlation to the use of high fructose corn syrup.
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Why? From nature's point of view, long & healthy lives for individuals are irrelevant or even undesirable. Once you're done reproducing, the sooner you get out of the way & stop competing with your offspring for resources and optimal diet, the better. Nutritional deficiencies that cause problems later in life may be just one more weapon in nature's plot to get us all sooner or later.
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