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Meat or Beans - Which came first?
Ben & Jeremy: Anti-gravity!
Today's Workout
Run 1 mile
5 Deadlifts – 285 lbs men; 195 lbs women
Run 1,200m
10 Deadlifts – 265 lbs; 175 lbs women
Run 800m
15 Deadlifts – 245 lbs men; 155 lbs women
Run 400m
20 Deadlifts – 225 lbs men; 135 lbs women
Gotta love two parties shooting from the hip with outdated, misleading, minunderstood, and (by far the worst) purposefully misconstrued arguments. To top the whole thing off, neither group has come close to proving the central (ableit implicit) thesis that our anscetor's diet is the most "healthy". How about some objective criterion before we get all scientifical.
I am a member of PETA - People for the Eating of Tasty Animals!
All i know is that I dig eating meat, but chimps and the like (hell, even my 30# dog) are strong as hell and they don't eat meat. Wonder what that's about? Probably a steroid/growth hormone difference (except with A-Rod who is strong like bull).
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-465987/The-stone-age-whale-hunters-kill-bare-hands.html
Check out these mean meat eaters!
Who needs science when you have tastebuds? Meat is better.
OK, this is totally beside the point, but there was an article this week about pet chimp in New York that attacked a woman and ate her face. I mention it in case anyone is disputing that chimps are omniverous.
Great pic Ben and Jeremy!
Noah Zaitlen, objective criterion = elite performance.
MEAT!
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Andy,
It is a little known fact that the wooly mammoth and buffalo are actually very large, hairy, mobile, and sometimes aggressive beans (or legumes). It wasn't until the height of the hippycene era, about 35 years ago, that plants were discovered to be "high in protein," thanks to advancements in 'appeal to emotion' research.
In seriousness, however, the Paleo Diet website provides this research (http://www.thepaleodiet.com/articles/2006_Oxford.pdf) which supports the conclusion that 56% to 65% of hunter gatherer dietary energy was animal based. Even chimpanzees, our genetically nearest living ancestor, during the dry season, have been observed to consume 65g/day of meat.
Ever see chimps hunt, dismember, and eat monkeys? Makes industrial meat production look tame.