Sentences with phrase «evolve eating grains»

We did not evolve eating grains or dairy products.

This progresses to the argument that humanity did not evolve eating grains, and therefore is not «made» to use them optimally.

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Second, even though I too went on the grain - free diet in 2001, my eating plan has continued to evolve.

To summarize the argument; agriculture and the eating of grains is too new of a development in the history of human kind for us to have truly evolved biological mechanisms for properly digesting and assimilating cereal grains, seeds, legumes, sugar and dairy products.

They were evolved to eat grass and not grain so if you stop buying grain fed meat, that will help.

Experts have already said it would take our bodies millions upon millions of years to evolve to eat grains and sadly we are no where even close to that yet.

We did not evolve to eat grains and we are still not evolved to eat grains, regardless of what you think.

Primitive man ate a wide variety of seeds, grains, nuts, roots, fruits and vegetables, and our bodies have thus evolved over time to expect large and regular doses of foods brimming with antioxidants, soluble fibres and packed with many nutrients such as phytosterols.

When we eat foods that we didn't evolve eating (processed and pasteurized foods like grains and dairy, which you'll notice are all highly acidic) then our bodies are pushed of balance and the enzymes start doing weird things like attacking our own bodies resulting in hair loss.

Because of its clean eating philosophies, the paleo diet features gluten - free meals — essentially what man was eating before agriculture evolved more than 10,000 years ago when we began eating a grain - based diet.

Paleo dieters eschew Neolithic foods such as agriculturally produced grains, as well as more modern processed foods, including all junk foods, on the basis that human beings didn't evolve to eat these «manufactured» foods.

Proponents of Ancestral diets claim that the human body has never evolved to eat glutinous grains which is why wheat is linked to so many health problems including obesity.

Our bodies did not evolve eating such foods as grains, legumes, or potatoes!

Some nutritionists say that humans have evolved into a grain - based lifestyle, and that that's the best way to go, or in other words, that we should base our everyday meal plan on eating at least 40 % grain - based products.

A lot of available posts on the internet like to serve as romantic stories how we should eat like cavemen «Because that is how our ancestors ate», «it is the right thing to do», «we are not evolved to eat grains, because they did not eat them» we this and that and what not... The thing is, there is actually a substantial amount of direct, clear evidence that supports this eating pattern as one of the healthiest known to people (I dare not say healthiest due to lack of large scale and more long - term data).

If they did they'd become extinct, and so the evolutionary strategy that many plants, particularly cereal grains have taken to prevent predation is to evolve toxic compounds so that the predator of the seeds can't eat them, so that they can put their seeds in the soil where they're meant to be to grow a new plant and not in the gut of an animal to feed it.»

In fact, science has recently proven that dogs have evolved to be able to digest grains; however, many of the grains that go into pet foods are poorer quality as compared to those that humans eat.