Sweeteners (was Re: Guilt, satiety, calorie restrictio...

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Where did the traditional Inuit get the other 70%?

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fat, fat, fat, fat,...

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> Fat is rather rare also (hence prized), and you need to balance

> the protein with fat or carbs.

If all three are needed in balance, why would fat only be

prized?

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all three are not actually needed in balance, because carbs are not

needed (from an external source), just fat and protein, and protein

is much easier to come by than fat, so that's why fat is far far more

prized. also, the acceptable quantities of fat are so much greater

than protein, that it becomes even more prized...

mike parker (i'm not low-carb, by the way! about 40% carbs usually!)

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Quoting ChrisMasterjohn@...:

> Humans are much different than other animals, including the dramatic

> extension of " infancy " and even the fetal period. Humans are actually

> fetuses till 8 months or so after birth, on average.

Eh? A fetus is unborn by definition, isn't it?

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