Sentences with phrase «diet of humans»

The real diet of the human being as intended by nature is a 100 % plant based diet.

Both grapes and raisins are commonly found in the daily diets of humans.

Loren Cordain wrote the Paleo Diet based on his research about the probable diet of our human ancestors.

I recommend this starter kit to everyone, this is literally a default way of eating and should be the standard diet of human beings today.

to be dangerous to humans beings as well as not having anything to do with the actual paleolithic diet of humans.

Fish is a great source of protein, but there are a few reasons why a steady diet of human - grade canned tuna can cause health problems for your cat.

An exclusively human milk - based diet is associated with a lower rate of necrotizing enterocolitis than a diet of human milk and bovine milk - based products.

«When you're trying to reconstruct the diet of human ancestors, you want to look at a number of things, including the habitats they lived in, the potential foods that were available, how valuable those various food items would have been in relation to their energy content and how long it takes to handle a food item.»

«Commonly consumed insect species could be excellent sources of bioavailable iron,» they wrote, «and could provide the platform for an alternative strategy for increased mineral intake in the diet of humans.»

Cordain states that the genetics of humans is best adapted to the diet of our human ancestors prior to the introduction of agriculture.

A once important and necessary part of the diet of humans has been up to this point, difficult to obtain.

While in theory the Paleo diet is relatively new, in practice it has been the diet of the human race for as long as we have existed.

Since the early 1900s, a whirlwind of factors have come together to rob magnesium from the diet of humans worldwide.

The survivors drifted towards South America in smaller whaling boats, subsisting on a diet of human flesh as their rations expired and numbers dwindled.

Dir Clive Barker (Andrew Robinson, Clare Higgins, Sean Chapman, Doug Bradley) From the disturbed imagination of gifted British fabulist Clive Barker comes a Faustian pact with a difference, involving a mysterious puzzle - box, a painful rebirth and the diet of human flesh needed to put the skin back on the flayed muscle of jaded sensualist Frank's resurrected body.

There are also charcoal - derived products that are added to the diets of humans with CKD in an attempt to sop up uremic toxins.