『人類の進化における食餌性炭水化物の重要性 』 https://t.co/rJEZ3quTpK
THE IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY CARBOHYDRATE IN HUMAN EVOLUTION.
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The overall discussions display strong agreement with the article, as participants frequently cite scientific sources like Hardy et al. (2015), using technical language and emphasizing the role of starches in brain development. The tone is assertive, with many posts rebutting claims that meat was the primary driver, showing deep engagement with evolutionary nutrition debates.
Most discussions support the idea that dietary carbohydrates, especially starches, played a key role in human evolution, citing scientific sources and asserting that neurons rely on glucose.
Posts show high interest, with many references to scientific studies, debates about the role of carbs versus meat, and detailed critiques of opposing views.
Discussions are in-depth, with many participants referencing research, quoting authors, and rebutting arguments about nutrition and evolution.
The debates highlight a significant influence on perspectives about human dietary history, emphasizing the scientific basis of carbohydrate importance in evolution.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoGogo @Real_John_Awen @jadeo09 @addict_carb @bigfatsurprise @Dave06031956 @Alan_Watson_ @LauraHillsLamb @MattEdw12312749 @Breit1138 @Edival @LODweb @RuthMcMScott @JanuaryBabies01 @KetoDocCLT @ProfTimNoakes @KetoAurelius @CarnivoreKeto @CarnivoreMike @travis_statham @grneyesamanda @greeneyedme71 @FructoseNo @SBakerMD @chuckgoecke @KenDBerryMD @DietDoctor1 @KetoShrink Neurons run on glucose. Not meat. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. if our ancestors were eating meat, we would have been extinct. https://t.co/MwoMYDnqom
@cubigiuli @j_moan ¿Sabías que la fuente de energía del cerebro es la glucosa no? Comer animales solo evitó que muriéramos de hambre. Acá tenés otro paper sobre el rol de los carbohidratos en la evolución humana. https://t.co/UXKKrNPUgt https://t.co/rLbJtq794F
@j_tguy @SaVEGsteph @Queens__Elite @JoeySalads Raw diet
@aleantint @VeganRachel We’re here evolutionarily. We don’t have to continue to eat animals when we have plant based alternatives. https://t.co/9XarFTuR5u
@dougiefresh1218 @hugopottisch @theproof The article emphasizes "tubers and other starchy plants" for providing glucose, and the original research article is titled, "The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution". Meat is not much of a carbohydrate source.
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糖質の功罪について勉強(というほどでもないけど)してるんだけど面白い。糖質を摂取するようになってから人類は身体サイズが大きくなり、脳も巨大化し、徐々に文明が発達したらしい。諸々のアレルギー性疾患はその代償として人類が払うことになったもの、と言えるのかも。 https://t.co/sNakhqgPEt
@Bobkane95273732 I could be a moron like you if I wanted. I could go on about how starch fueled our brain development. Fortunately I’m not a moron and I know it was just selective pressure for intelligence. Calorie source didn’t matter. https://t.co/k8PG8J92QX
@NerosDrinkinBud @S_Catsgotmyback https://t.co/Kp9gJ081W9
@ElieJarrougeMD And we've eaten carbs too: https://t.co/xRBL2PWhI1
@CosmicamAenigma @tinyklaus https://t.co/ayAAiT1Y2X
@Catalina_valpo @biobio Te explico otra vez: El león es un paciente moral, los seres humanos somos agentes morales que tenemos la capacidad de poner en práctica aspectos éticos ya que hace mucho aprendimos a educar los instintos. Lo de las proteínas y el desarrollo cerebral https://t.co/MLcfM82wEL
@H8KUcom @navyhato The evolution of the human brain is a complex mosaic, not a feast of meat. There are robust theories pointing to cooked carbohydrates as key drivers of our cognitive development. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. https://t.co/1hwhuOEFZI
@MeISwear99 @oli_svw1899 @FDachs88 Das mag so sein. Wir sind nun mal Allesfresser. Ich dachte aber, wir sprachen vom evolutionären Grund für unser Hirnwachstum. Und da ist Fleisch eben kein entscheidender Faktor, sondern Feuer und die NOTCH2NL Gen-Gruppe https://t.co/G5XC7mq3NL https://t.co/FJ4nO3eAnm
This is why you don't take nutrition advice from "carnivore bros" on the Internet. People just make things up to fit their narrative. https://t.co/8lgjtyAc6c https://t.co/NKJPfoWQmC https://t.co/hozSwxzKNx https://t.co/Qo9uNRrDEr
@carniyogi @FoodFirst_Ty @Spoonz1311 @theamericanrd @GladstoneB81859 Seems like anthropology doesn't agree with you. Please explain the adaptation of salivary amylase. The importance of carbohydrates in fetal development. And the need for robust glycogen stores. https://t.co/NKJPfoWQmC https://t.co/2yybCR9d6j https://t.co/8lgjtyAc6c https://t.co/cuevBB8hUZ
@thebarefootegg @Viryland @DoctoreKay https://t.co/grLk9kMlUB
@elviejovicio @Alejandr0Camb @drigomora https://t.co/tg3TV5mI3u
@CapitalBike @starkwatzinger (2) bestimmte Kompensation der Glucose ersetzen. So ergibt sich eine absolute mindest Zufuhr von 30-50g Kohlenhydraten durch Ernährung. Quelle:https://t.co/QYtGWteSm4 In (3) ein Textauszug:
@evangelion70 @edorobi73 https://t.co/tg3TV5mI3u
@guido3d @diegoeluchans @El_etrusco20ad https://t.co/FBF6sNhiff 2015
@ulrik_gh Your view point is wrong. https://t.co/9q8zFBqpN4
@ardoy_manuel @trinityewen Aquí tienes mis fuentes: https://t.co/7M2wTGVmS8 https://t.co/cIS3WnOheR https://t.co/40D7bf2UKL
@ChrisRegulus1 @gabi00134097 @RobertoHiguero7 Karen Hardy, Jennie Brand-Miller, Katherine D. Brown, Mark G. Thomas, Les Copeland. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. The Quarterly Review of Biology, 2015; 90 (3): 251 DOI: 10.1086/682587 https://t.co/tg3TV5nfT2
@retrorb @yourVeganStory 10. Hardy K, Brand-Miller J, Brown KD, Thomas MG, Copeland L. THE IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY CARBOHYDRATE IN HUMAN EVOLUTION. Q Rev Biol. 2015 Sep;90(3):251-68. doi: 10.1086/682587. https://t.co/wErtP7ssKE
@dougiefresh1218 @hugopottisch @theproof The article emphasizes "tubers and other starchy plants" for providing glucose, and the original research article is titled, "The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution". Meat is not much of a carbohydrate source.
@Keto_Dude @SBakerMD Or carbs? https://t.co/Wii1wvvkuo
@Dinkeldash @whoeveniscoral @Zatopekk @Kuga_1997 @whatcler https://t.co/jjjYpOxVVh
@Rosent7Isabella k https://t.co/s6d4PRkihp
@FuriaUn @Respuestasveg4n @pepaPi3141692 @elisabeni Estimado UnDiaDeFuriaContraLasEvidencias: siento contradecir, una vez más, tus opiniones con la realidad científica. El cerebro humano se desarrollo gracias a los carbohidratos. Aquí el estudio, por si quieres rebatir a los científicos https://t.co/8ClxhxU3GH
@Manuperlop1 @elisabeni Los últimos estudios demuestran la tesis completamente opuesta: que fueron las grandes cantidades de almidón y carbohidratos los que permitieron el desarrollo del cerebro humano. Aquí lo tienes, por si lo quieres contrastar https://t.co/8ClxhxU3GH
@RCMtuning @F2018Oli @big_catsf @eesakhan @Sean_A_Rhodes @46_billy @AdamHartScience @WilliamJohnOwen @Nenagh9 @AmyDickman4 @mattwridley @PerfectMisty @ihblythe @RobKnell1 @Divyesh63 @Nikolaj_Bi @KSAfricaHack @savetherhino @HRH_BorisIWS @nscscience @knowmiun @Grahanimal @bandnentx2 @LeomantVictoria @rissalipstick @FattebertJ @SimonDures @avochie @WalksWithRhinos @SWraggett @Amapendembe @nathan_nb1842 @wldiscipline @DrOwenDavies @SombergElla @DanChallender @APPGTrophyHunt @ConservativeAWF @WWF @AgainstHunting Neurons run on glucose. Not meat. If human ancestors were eating meat, we would have been extinct. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. https://t.co/lcp8As4ZUA
@HThuro @JohnConstas @Varg_88 https://t.co/eJ6z3JQbUH
RT @ToshiyukiHorie: 『人類の進化における食餌性炭水化物の重要性 』 https://t.co/rJEZ3quTpK
RT @ToshiyukiHorie: 『人類の進化における食餌性炭水化物の重要性 』 https://t.co/rJEZ3quTpK
RT @ToshiyukiHorie: 『人類の進化における食餌性炭水化物の重要性 』 https://t.co/rJEZ3quTpK
RT @ToshiyukiHorie: 『人類の進化における食餌性炭水化物の重要性 』 https://t.co/rJEZ3quTpK
『人類の進化における食餌性炭水化物の重要性 』 https://t.co/rJEZ3quTpK
@Daniel_E1992 Here is some research indicating proof of the importance of starchy food to human evolution during the Pleistocene https://t.co/3LmOZ7tKpZ Here is a summary of the evolutionary nutrition claims of Paleo: https://t.co/Pw95A6mHqn
I just posted "Rebuttal of 14 claims about metabolism, genetics, paleoanthropology & stable isotope analyses in Hardy et al.’s 2015 paper “The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution”" on Reddit https://t.co/UB3i8VZ2sn
@aleantint @VeganRachel We’re here evolutionarily. We don’t have to continue to eat animals when we have plant based alternatives. https://t.co/9XarFTuR5u
Hardy K., J. Brand-Miller, K. D. Brown, M. G. Thomas, L. Copeland 2015. The importance of dietary carbohydrate in human evolution. The Quarterly Review of Biology, 90(3):251-268.
@labadziara @WPlackowski @MariaLe85219860 @hmzagulska Bzdura, chodziło o skrobię. https://t.co/bvEWhunCx8
@tinchoderecole @muawallace @ADRY0469 Aclaro que soy vegetariano. El tema es que me imagino que eso de "duplicar" el tamaño viene del estudio entre la relación del achicamiento de la mandíbula y el mastique. De hecho, esa conclusión es errónea. Ver estudios recientes: https://t.co/FZqhOYtKIS
脳をキープできたのは炭水化物のおかげ https://t.co/CJy8FMxEIR #自分用メモ
RT @dwjtl: @cubigiuli @j_moan ¿Sabías que la fuente de energía del cerebro es la glucosa no? Comer animales solo evitó que muriéramos de ha…
@cubigiuli @j_moan ¿Sabías que la fuente de energía del cerebro es la glucosa no? Comer animales solo evitó que muriéramos de hambre. Acá tenés otro paper sobre el rol de los carbohidratos en la evolución humana. https://t.co/UXKKrNPUgt https://t.co/rLbJtq794F
@CarlosLuis_GYE @VodkaVodkarizo El debate no está cerrado. La U de Barcelona sostuvo que somos lo que somos por los carbohidratos y almidones. https://t.co/0iqWQcUAfM. Por otra parte, lo que hacían nuestros antepasados no debería ser la guía de nuestro comportamiento. Lo que ayer fue válido hoy puede no serlo.
@aussieclown405 @stationmum101 Did it? The human brain can only process glucose. It requires 60% of our glucose intake and can't store any. There's plenty of studies showing that plants were key to increased brain size to our ancestors. How do you account for our tri-chromatic vision? https://t.co/hhK4zxBhQO https://t.co/ho8xGymELu
RT @KitavaStaffan: The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution http://t.co/G3jtXYSQdZ
@SefiFood https://t.co/hk41OmZl26
RT @herbivore_club: @j_tguy @SaVEGsteph @Queens__Elite @JoeySalads Raw diet
RT @herbivore_club: @j_tguy @SaVEGsteph @Queens__Elite @JoeySalads Raw diet
@j_tguy @SaVEGsteph @Queens__Elite @JoeySalads Raw diet
@KemMinnick @Kryptokid714 https://t.co/R8jb96LhIa "The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution" Karen Hardy, Jennie Brand-Miller, Katherine D. Brown, Mark G. Thomas and Les Copeland
The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution https://t.co/hk41OmZl26
@Noob3017 @libtv_ @marijodibuja @Slaanesh_Adria En eso hay controversia (https://t.co/hOdJGQm3jF, https://t.co/eiG9rx13pT). Partiendo de que eso fuera cierto, no tiene nada que ver en que renunciemos a tomar proteínas, que es lo que habías afirmado antes; o que una alimentación vegetariana estricta sea saludable, que lo es
https://t.co/h5MBOcq88Q この論文を読むと適度な糖質は必要なのかなって感じる。 https://t.co/h5MBOcq88Q
@kevinnbass @DrSepah https://t.co/hk41OmZl26
RT @NutriRebel: The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution on JSTOR https://t.co/Y49j1dDEss
The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution on JSTOR https://t.co/Y49j1dDEss
@Cazafalacias1 @Keto_fan @MrMagufoHdP @Somatotropina2 @nu_TRIceci “...plant foods containing high quantities of starch were essential for the evolution of the human phenotype during the Pleistocene...” https://t.co/Cd6A1b4MrQ
@Vegan_Linez @wokeveganqueen https://t.co/xDjujnwynM the paper wasn't a study, just a hypothesis. no direct evedecnce was given.
@Veganella_ @Af_donnerwetter @MrAmazinglyAce @SGT_Stampede @cyrus_ewers @tweetprix @xeyedmess @Drakgun66 @meattherapy @Dave06031956 @TheAnachronist1 @partysausageuk @Cynwel73 @InternalMentalC @RossWenk @HERBIHORSE @GrahamCD62 @Dravidica @Steve08859630 @ed_flava @drunkvegans @starlitnites @MeatIsmurder70 @Leigh252425 @ByronMurphy8 @RoninSohei @theveganparent @DaveTheHerbi @meatymcsorley @sansbuIIcrap @itsokdadsgotit @Charlotte_0499 @Wildrosebeef @1AVintageAffair @tofukkers @TriNutrition @Scottyhile @Edival @est_sep2018 @IronLindaJ @jadeo09 @LentilDestroyer @fightitnow @vegansince96 @kentman43 @CelticCarnivore @oregontinker11 @fatboybeastmode @cpet27054480 @furyu_me https://t.co/4NaeEhKlgx
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@realmetallicat @tracy__e @smilingtreefarm @bendormiki Neurons run on glucose. Not meat. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. if our ancestors were eating meat, we would have been extinct. https://t.co/MwoMYDnqom
RT @ANHEDONISM: Rebuttal of 14 claims about metabolism, genetics, paleoanthropology & stable isotope analyses in Hardy et al.’s 2015 paper…
RT @ANHEDONISM: Rebuttal of 14 claims about metabolism, genetics, paleoanthropology & stable isotope analyses in Hardy et al.’s 2015 paper…
Rebuttal of 14 claims about metabolism, genetics, paleoanthropology & stable isotope analyses in Hardy et al.’s 2015 paper “The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution” https://t.co/LCVI9zPsta via @raphaels7
@markva71 @MacroFour @vegannutrition1 Neurons run on glucose. Not meat. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. if our ancestors were eating meat, we would have been extinct https://t.co/MwoMYDnqom
RT @DontBuyMurder: @fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoG…
RT @DontBuyMurder: @fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoG…
RT @DontBuyMurder: @fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoG…
RT @DontBuyMurder: @fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoG…
@fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoGogo @Real_John_Awen @jadeo09 @addict_carb @bigfatsurprise @Dave06031956 @Alan_Watson_ @LauraHillsLamb @MattEdw12312749 @Breit1138 @Edival @LODweb @RuthMcMScott @JanuaryBabies01 @KetoDocCLT @ProfTimNoakes @KetoAurelius @CarnivoreKeto @CarnivoreMike @travis_statham @grneyesamanda @greeneyedme71 @FructoseNo @SBakerMD @chuckgoecke @KenDBerryMD @DietDoctor1 @KetoShrink Do you need a new glasses? Read again and dont tell me you dont know the differences between glucose and preformed glucose The essential for evolution is preformed glucose, Not glucose. preformed preformed glucose only can be found in cooked starch. https://t.co/MwoMYDF1MW
@fightitnow @hargrump @Cynwel73 @Bellbers @EarthlingSandy @katdodd30 @hfce354 @Veganella_ @RossWenk @cfahey14 @KetoMojoGogo @Real_John_Awen @jadeo09 @addict_carb @bigfatsurprise @Dave06031956 @Alan_Watson_ @LauraHillsLamb @MattEdw12312749 @Breit1138 @Edival @LODweb @RuthMcMScott @JanuaryBabies01 @KetoDocCLT @ProfTimNoakes @KetoAurelius @CarnivoreKeto @CarnivoreMike @travis_statham @grneyesamanda @greeneyedme71 @FructoseNo @SBakerMD @chuckgoecke @KenDBerryMD @DietDoctor1 @KetoShrink Neurons run on glucose. Not meat. The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution. if our ancestors were eating meat, we would have been extinct. https://t.co/MwoMYDnqom
The Importance of Dietary Carbohydrate in Human Evolution https://t.co/L9TIE5m3eu
@fightitnow @GrahamCD62 @rissalipstick @_SusanSams @Thrival1 @awright4645 @saladeaufromage @hargrump @tracy__e @hilltopgina @JosephPrigith @phil_escott @willgoodbin @ForTkdi @LouiseStephen9 @WHO Did you read the article regarding how starches evolved human brains?It appears you didn't. Afraid of science? https://t.co/RuzZo2O4sr
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