The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene.

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/r6LHPYDWVy https://t.co/B1NaxGJ4ay

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@atriumviscus @ploughmansfolly @EnZoStockton Some good evidence that humans in prehistory were fairly specialized carnivores A meat heavy diet is probably good for health. People push the opposite for political austerity reasons and not human health https://t.co/iuWeHbBx4M

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/C84k694Vep Full paper for anyone interested. I don’t like dumbed down news articles personally. https://t.co/zUmdneGVUk

I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG and a commentary/response countering the idea that starch was a big part of the human diet https://t.co/CNIBcORBIp Hoping to add more soon!

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Austin Long

@AustinLong_88 · X

@tonsmit @CarnismDebunked Humans actually aren't omnivores. We are "hypercarnivores," which are animals whose diet consists of more than 70% meat. Fossil studies of early humans suggest our diet was roughly 80% meat, making us one of the most carnivores species on earth. https://t.co/R695yYl44G

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Viper | Citizen #2086 | ▚▘▚▘▚▘

@KingViperius · X

@thebbvegan Glad you asked John, here is the answer https://t.co/DCnPgb677g

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@paultiseo @SamaHoole Nope, try again.

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Spatchy

@Spatchydude · X

@ArneJohq @knutbernhardt https://t.co/lN9iEVvBCv https://t.co/dc2JumDrgs Isotop testing sier vi har spist 80% kjøtt 20% resten (frukt, nøtter, bær, røtter) ganske så lenge.

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Otto Deggeller

@ottodeggeller · X

@Leon1969 25 arguments: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@DidntsayT @donniexbt @BioLayne Why don’t you read the evidence across many fields - you don’t have to take my word for it. This is long, not sure if you can concentrate for so long. Good luck. Saturated fat is in every cell of your body. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Johnny

@Birdswatchingme · X

@donniexbt @BioLayne Yup https://t.co/hnt1w2Fn4R https://t.co/Adkx92I0MX https://t.co/f47Csjmkl0

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@Advocacy_tech @MetabolicUncle In permafrost conditions + ltd plant availability for most of year? Unlikely. Fat was the fuel - stored in body, not in a cellar. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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eleanorina

@_eleanorina · X

@gregmushen see The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/CuIzGKraim

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@Autistocrat69 @NoahRyanCo For 2+ million years, humans were hypercarnivores. During the Pleistocene ICE AGE, fruit and veg were scarce. Protein and fat, not plants, fuelled the tripling of our brain size. We prized fat for its energy density. https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Tony Scott

@DIY_Tardis · X

RT @stathi_: @NoahRyanCo You can infer what our ancestors ate by the adaptations passed on to us. See Table 2: https://t.co/boWhD82lXs "Y…

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Stathi

@stathi_ · X

@NoahRyanCo You can infer what our ancestors ate by the adaptations passed on to us. See Table 2: https://t.co/boWhD82lXs "Your ancestors ate whatever they could get their hands on" is a cop out. A thought terminating cliche.

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@Maroxad @VirtuePostMort Evidence to the contrary - Your opinion is not really worth much

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@Maroxad @VirtuePostMort Humans were hypercarnivores for over 2 million years. So, if we are not herbivores, does that mean I have your blessing to eat meat? https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@Maroxad @VirtuePostMort And red meat is the most nutrient-dense food humans can eat. We've been eating it for over 2 million years but a halfwit vegan thinks he can tell people that they should be herbivores.

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@agingdoc1 @rune_overas This 'evidence' is far from conclusive. 'Low-certainty' Minuscule-effect Observational bias Only narrow health endpoints Sounds more like weak-guideline bureaucracy dressed up as science. Try this instead.. https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@RobertaAnding @wdmorgan2 @wilsonhlthcoach Bone isn’t just calcium. Carnivore supplies calcium, phosphorus, collagen & trace minerals naturally. Mobilising calcium isn’t a deficiency, it’s how body works. Claiming 'no restrictive diet is complete' ignores evolution, biology, anatomy, physiology... https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@BeatingMyBetes @carnivore_jt

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@rebel_rem Nope. Humans not herbivores. The only species on the planet that will use supplements to support an ideology. But humans were hypercarnivores for over 2 million yrs. It's why our brains tripled in size compared to our closest relatives, the chimps. https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@bartekxx12 @ClintTheGamer @gnashgnashing @baselessassert Humans are nopt specialised to only eat plants. But we have evidence of humans as hyper-carnivores for over 2 million years.

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@MarkoValtanen1 @VirtuePostMort Evidence to the contrary. We are not herbivores - FACT https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@sibaburck @Oosjeh182104 https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@GZzyzyx @CarnismDebunked Blatant lies. Our brains tripled on lipids and protein. Over 2 million years as hypercarnivores. Read the actual evidence instead of talking utter bollocks. https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@bagaskara_p @CarnismDebunked Evolution tells us many things - https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@duttoracle @RyanGabriel_RC @dvdrpz @vegan_girl_69 Unfortunately, you are wrong. Humans were hyper-carnivores for over 2 million years. We share 96% dna with our closest relatives the chimps, but our brain size tripled due to lipids and protein. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Henry David Thoreau

@maremellose · X

@Lulu77651197934 @PorreBrasil @gmltorres @tuitacarlos Você nem alfabetizado deve ser, mas blz https://t.co/uk40VIrJzl Tem vários outros, o resultado é sempre o mesmo (com pequenas variações). O ser humano é hiper carnívoro, não importa se você gosta ou não, se você concorda ou não. Esse é um fato, basta aceitá-lo https://t.co/LmbMgESapT

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@Popolo1269930 @michal_ptacnik @baselessassert Nope. The evidence from multiple fields points to humans as hypercarnivores. It’s not controversial, just inconvenient for your dogma. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@ozertayizx @waynehhsiung Unfortunately not, CLOWN https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@ozertayizx @waynehhsiung No, the best available science points to hyper-carnivores. You're just a vegan zealot stuck in religious ideology. https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

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Dan Cunningham

@danc457324 · X

@JayWillow_X @BiggestComeback 1 I mean 70% or more of the diet is meat 2 Because there is clear evidence that our ancestors ate plant foods particularly roots and were only carnivores for a short period This explains it https://t.co/jlv9nE5v65

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@STOPHEATHERTIME @drcrystalheath Try this study - a fascinating read https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@STOPHEATHERTIME @drcrystalheath Fascinating study - not nutrition science, but biology, archaeology, ecology, anthropology, ethnography all point to the same conclusion: humans evolved as top carnivores. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@GoldbirdV @drcrystalheath This is not true. You are stuck in a belief, not willing to engage with the best available evidence: https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@GoldbirdV @drcrystalheath Read this best available evidence. It will probably blow your small mind: https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Henry David Thoreau

@maremellose · X

@PedroHFranco07 @lettestevao @tadeotadeu @PodSetorNorte Já citei esse aqui que tem várias referências https://t.co/uk40VIrbJN mas vou deixar outros exemplos aqui sobre diferentes características seja da nossa evolução, anatomia, fisiologia etc que provam a dieta carnívora vou mandar aqui embaixo

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Henry David Thoreau

@maremellose · X

@lettestevao @tadeotadeu @PodSetorNorte https://t.co/uk40VIrJzl esse aqui é só um dos vários testes de isótopos estáveis, é só procurar que tem outros também toca em pontos sobre anatomia, fisiologia etc

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Jason B

@sf2000b · X

@EricEdmeades @KenDBerryMD We didn’t evolve to 'switch', we evolved to burn fat. Flexibility is the fallback, not the foundation. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

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Vincent Hondius

@VincentHondius · X

@PetrusStuifzand @Symphony_res Lees deze studie maar eens. Het is een uitgebreid multidisciplinair onderzoek van het menselijke dieet gedurende het pleistoceen https://t.co/Tl44qFcSPK

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DerpyRedneck92

@DRedneck92 · X

RT @Ruminantreplete: @drbogash @DRedneck92 @trollietrolly @SamaHoole The evidence strongly supports humans as being carnivorous, this is my…

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Avery

@Ruminantreplete · X

@drbogash @DRedneck92 @trollietrolly @SamaHoole The evidence strongly supports humans as being carnivorous, this is my opinion. Based on facts I find highly compelling. https://t.co/5ZFDCeezj8 this article is far more comprehensive including many other points of evidence to consider.

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John Milliken

@jmillikencoach · X

Prehistoric humans consistently have nitrogen-isotope ratios higher than foxes and big cats - in other words, we were higher up the food chain than this guy. We are biologically adapted to be hyper-carnivores, getting most of our calories from meat. https://t.co/kWfiw00r3w https://t.co/NZETnBGSNK

@Deev1ant @wilsonhlthcoach The following is a good, informative video: https://t.co/7tK2EluLKg

@ElliotStabler92 @BertelsenDr Fleisch, Eier, Speck, Fisch, Butter. Trinken - Wasser https://t.co/Q7663yDACB

@drbogash @Bearcules2024 @Prof_Bryan_ @DoctorTro The best available evidence points to humans as hypercarnivores for approx. 2 million years. https://t.co/PCidVbYUrx

@DirtyHarry_tv Ich kann nur empfehlen, sich mit Carnivore zu befassen. https://t.co/kWNiWe8QId

@_NotYourDoctor @AlexJLeaf Big Carb is Big Mad about losing their customers. There is no need to return to a plant-forward diet of plant-based foods. Instead, return to the ancestral diet of animal fat and meat. DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247

@notgavn @AlexJLeaf DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247

@Mike02183318 @AlexJLeaf @AskPerplexity DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247

@TeoPap79894772 @AlexJLeaf DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247

@_NotYourDoctor @AlexJLeaf Here’s a good place for you to start: DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247

@teamveganfta Lets see what the actual science on this says It does tell us, however, that humans were carnivorous enough and carnivorous long enough to justify physiological and behavioral adaptations unique to carnivores. https://t.co/eSuhMiIoht

@MerksteSelber67 @DirtyHarry_tv Link zur Studie: Die Studie "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" ist im American Journal of Biological Anthropology veröffentlicht worden. Der direkte Link zur Studie ist: https://t.co/IkQ8kNwNFN Menschen haben für Millionen Jahre hauptsächlich

@DirtyHarry_tv Link zur Studie: Die Studie "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" ist im American Journal of Biological Anthropology veröffentlicht worden. Der direkte Link zur Studie ist: https://t.co/IkQ8kNwNFN Menschen haben zu 70% oder mehr Fleisch gegessen

@caloriesproper2 yes, akshully Reminder: https://t.co/boWhD82lXs

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@xspacewanderer @animaldocfilm Read the study. It explains more than just isotope data. Keep coping CLOWN https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

@xspacewanderer @animaldocfilm Unlike you, I've supplied evidence. You're the fool, stuck in ideology.

@xspacewanderer @animaldocfilm Keep coping

@xspacewanderer @animaldocfilm Keep coping

@xspacewanderer @animaldocfilm Not a fantasy. https://t.co/PCidVbYmBZ

@MaritKolby And what is "evolutionary matched foods" (before agriculture): https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

@_psychobat @leonardocf90 @Luppi_CD @_aaVieira_ @biologia_braba https://t.co/uk40VIrbJN Pode começar por esse artigo. Depois estude glicação, ciclo de randle, deuterium. E sobre os anti-nutrientes, oxalatos, fitatos e outros vários componentes tóxicos das plantas é só pesquisar e estudar também

@grilindoplay @CroniZxL Da realidade. Da ciência https://t.co/uk40VIrbJN

@mariluribxx @cavaleiroermo @senshi_real Não é porque você não conhece que não existe. Não temos dentição de carnívoros pois não houve pressão seletiva para isso, já que caçávamos com ferramentas, inteligência e coletividade. Podemos consumir carne tanto crua quanto cozida todos os dias. https://t.co/uk40VIrbJN

@you498068145225 @Andre_EP812 @biologia_braba Falso. Somos hipercarnívoros e você é ignorante https://t.co/uk40VIrbJN

@Luppi_CD @leonardocf90 @_aaVieira_ @biologia_braba Não houve pressão seletiva para a seleção de uma dentição carnívora pois caçávamos usando ferramentas, inteligência e coletividade. https://t.co/uk40VIrbJN Somos hipercarnívoros

@kimrunner I switched to Carnivore last year in June. One should consider changing nutrition! These gentlemen can provide answers to questions if you want to know more. @anthony_chaffee @KenDBerryMD @SBakerMD @drericwestman https://t.co/caHPEOf3Z8

It is Sunday, August 24th 2025. A good day to eat meat https://t.co/4L0rvB3Xcf

RT @RalphLindy1: I have lost 100 pounds with the Carnivore Diet over the past 3 years. Now I am working on 20 more. This diet has given m…

RT @RalphLindy1: I have lost 100 pounds with the Carnivore Diet over the past 3 years. Now I am working on 20 more. This diet has given m…

RT @RalphLindy1: I have lost 100 pounds with the Carnivore Diet over the past 3 years. Now I am working on 20 more. This diet has given m…

I have lost 100 pounds with the Carnivore Diet over the past 3 years. Now I am working on 20 more. This diet has given me back my health and mental well-being. So grateful to have discovered it. https://t.co/etGZaYXe84

@_____Duality___ @Fawkesyouguy @DemocracyVoce “By examining human physiology, genetics, and tool use, the authors argue that early humans were apex predators” The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Miki Ben‑Dor, Raphael Sirtoli, Ran Barkai (2021, American Journal of Physical Anthropology)

"Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks, and Common Pitfalls" on YouTube https://t.co/OCXo4mHu3d https://t.co/wbyFEqtDpR

@DogmaticPatriot @RealFletch17 Yep. Started last year June. I go with what this Doc @anthony_chaffee (and others) have to say! https://t.co/hTaSijzBUf

https://t.co/DYwOlcGR7M

@botafogabo @precodogol @DutraAfonso @goes_rodrigom Não. https://t.co/eah95WkIZC

@pagopelaescrita @eubernardobraga https://t.co/eah95WkIZC

@martenisss @BrooklynGuyNBA https://t.co/eah95WkIZC caso você saiba ler

@whatsap36898821 @inotknowonename Não. Somos híper carnívoros https://t.co/eah95WkIZC

@IsoHenkka Kyllä. Ihminen on hypercarnivore. Tässä varsin kattava tutkimus aiheesta, missä tutkijat tunnistavat yhteensä 25 todistetta, miksi asia on näin. Pitää sisällään nuo videossa esitetyt isotooppianalyysit. Kannattaa tutustua. https://t.co/JjyqhFbqQh

https://t.co/a819d48SLu This is the video I share when people want to start carnivore. Dr. Chaffee does an excellent job explaining and how to navigate the diet.

@ErgoOut @dr_ericberg Dr. Anthony Chaffee talks about the change in hunger signals in the first 4 minutes of this video. https://t.co/Cq9qhpbLK9

Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks... https://t.co/Wi85Za5vpE via @YouTube

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@silkemannen @MlleMalin carni = kjøtt vore = spise carnivore er bare kjøtteter. Hyper = 70%+ meso = 30-70% Isotop testing på hva vi er designet til å spise: https://t.co/dc2JumDZ60 https://t.co/lN9iEVw9s3 kjøtt og fett for det meste, og planter i nød eller under sult

@AlexJLeaf sure, The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/CuIzGKraim https://t.co/RGURU2Zmdt

@gregmushen @nullbotto @caloriesproper2 It is 100% like the street lamp. Modern hunter gatherers are different populations under different conditions. There are many other lines of reasoning to discover what actual prehistoric hunter gatherers ate... not just preserved remains. https://t.co/boWhD82lXs And there is

@gregmushen @nullbotto @caloriesproper2 Ah, I should have linked the study I got the screenshot from: https://t.co/boWhD82lXs My assumption here is that the "proper human diet" is the one we're evolutionarily adapted to.

@_davi_ct @tropicswizard Se você da credibilidade pra quem mente e diz coisas que não condizem com a realidade é uma opção sua, mas não me parece minimamente inteligente. Eu prefiro os fatos. Evidenciados através de ciências exatas e não associações e fraudes https://t.co/eah95WkIZC

@AlexJLeaf How did you come to this conclusion about gut morphology? This paper does not agree: https://t.co/boWhD81O7U Modern hunter gatherers are living after the megafauna extinctions, and have been pushed to into sub-optimal lands, so don't well represent pre-agricultural hunter https://t.co/hzfvTDkAPQ

@dancalegria @SiebelinkJeroen Precies. En laten we eerst maar eens op zoek gaan naar de juiste voeding voor de mens: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9

@SkippArth https://t.co/VQMYneivKC

@pett0210 @DiscoveryCSC @Nature Nice contradiction! Theory based on a plethora of evidence BOTH describes and explains natural phenomena! https://t.co/ctxPrQaPlA https://t.co/bZuch5UFMc https://t.co/CnCbU57yV4 https://t.co/PAdeRkthmj

@Babygravy9 Here's the best summary of the relevant evidence https://t.co/LMfCVgnejd

@TuckerGoodrich @PurestVitality @exfatloss @bio_hacker_dao @JoshuaDurhamDO No need to assume :) We have estimates from the paper i co-authored with Ben-Dor and Barkai https://t.co/iMjOIr3IeF ≥70% kcals from animals, so 2/3 rather than 1/3

@JamesWa67586342 Look it up here on X and YouTube. Plenty of information about this crazy wild miracle LIFE SAVING, HEALING way of eating. Meat baby meat. Eat whatever you want as long as it comes from an animal. Changes lives every single day! @KenDBerryMD @SBakerMD https://t.co/2Rr199wNZy

RT @raphaels7: Humans are HYPERCARNIVORES @CharlesMBrenner, defined as ≥70% calories from animals https://t.co/Zw3edFXtXJ strongest single…

Humans are HYPERCARNIVORES @CharlesMBrenner, defined as ≥70% calories from animals https://t.co/Zw3edFXtXJ strongest single piece of evidence is from stable isotope analyses https://t.co/iMjOIr3IeF consilience amongst all lines of evidence (anatomy, genetics, archeology etc..) https://t.co/QL8hKzhi3X

@Keifreibierrr @GladstoneB81859 I think you are retarded. Humans are hypercarnivores. https://t.co/JjyqhFbqQh

@SkippArth @mindmusclepro @GladstoneB81859 There isn’t any evidence. The whole nutrition science is garbage. Thats why we need to see whatvour ancestors ate and that is massive ammounts of meat and fat. Humans have evolved to be hypercarnovores. https://t.co/JjyqhFbqQh

@OriginalGoan @MeTheAngryCat @GladstoneB81859 Eating meat is a fad diet?

@BeatingMyBetes @drgarymcgowan Humans evolved over millions of years to eat animal fat and meat. Plants were a minor component of the ancestral diet. DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247 Carbohydrate is not essential. Saturated fat is not essential. Fuel is essential.

@BebeRexha Do carnivore! That's the way to go for your health and any struggles you may have with unwanted fat accumulation. To jumpstart you, watch Doctor Chaffee: https://t.co/GnmIMQI2K2

@AlexJLeaf https://t.co/boWhD82lXs

@AlexJLeaf How do you define carnivore? Serious question. My cat eats grass, is he an omnivore? https://t.co/boWhD82lXs

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@CarineKnapen Of zijn wij carnivoor (Met planten als backup voedsel)? https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

@AlexJLeaf I'm talking about the Pleistocene (see my paper https://t.co/75L8uvceW2) what time line do you think is more appropriate?

@AlexJLeaf @raphaels7 "One era", you say? That's one very large era. We literally evolved into humans in that era! https://t.co/boWhD82lXs https://t.co/S8IhNbz8y1

@DesireedeSwardt @BigDaddyLiberty @BigDaddyLiberty we’ve been on full carnivore since mid Dec2024; it’s life changing. See here for tips: https://t.co/6oRXSAiSKw

@HKouwenberg78 granen, suiker en zaadolie(

@Grahanimal @SkreenBuddy @z3mme @EllisDon @SBakerMD https://t.co/mE43J5Ya9T

@w1ckedshort This is the gold standard paper on evolutionary nutrition. https://t.co/LSSEt57OCk

@AlexJLeaf this carnivore to GLP-1 comparison is besides the point because a species de facto adheres to its natural ad lib diet https://t.co/75L8uvbH6u but patients taking drugs that enforce calorie restriction or doing any diet (including carnivore) where calories are intentionally

@AnthonyMigchels @patricksavalle dat betwijfel ik: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB Wat niet wil zeggen dat de mens 100% dierlijk at. Planten zjn een goed "plan B" als de dieren even moeilijk te vangen zijn... Dat is een mooie overlevingsstrategie!

@Kevin_McKernan There’s no other way to say it: veganism in a hypercarnivore* species with the goal of optimization and longevity is…retarded https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG *it has a technical definition that’ll make more sense to you than the name alone

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@StefVanWijk @BumblebeeJoe de mens is een carnivoor: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

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@markeatsmeat https://t.co/3uUksWE7bR

@GannonGains @antidoc32 https://t.co/aCDmzqTTDo

@catturd2 Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks... https://t.co/25Cpl7k9AM via @YouTube Changed my life, resolved years of health problems, no more doctors.

There is experimental evidence that longevity is increased while adhering to the "long-abandoned ancestral diet", at least as we age. The older we get, the more adapted we are to ancestral (pre-agricultural) diets, which are very meat-heavy. https://t.co/Sv2RKiWZU3 https://t.co/j4fwjhoObY

@r0b80170277 @DrEenfeldt https://t.co/IjkJJF3ykS

RT @_eleanorina: @DrEenfeldt it was a phase of our evolution see Miki Ben-Dor, Ran Barkai and Raphi Sirtoli's The Evolution of the Human…

@DrEenfeldt it was a phase of our evolution see Miki Ben-Dor, Ran Barkai and Raphi Sirtoli's The Evolution of the Human Trophic Level During the Pleistocene https://t.co/t0c9t8Sjdb

RT @Todita296532: carnivore 101 https://t.co/9YsSKuCItb

carnivore 101 https://t.co/9YsSKuCItb

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bIIosom

@BIIosom · X

@Workin_Prog @AlpacaAurelius https://t.co/1sogmh7NfA Humans were ultra-carnivourus apex predators for two million years, baring the last 11,000~. Ignoring strange edge cases, we should all eat 70%+ meat and fat to be healthy. This is fact, not opinion or speculation.

@NanaMac523 Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks... https://t.co/KqKBuYsS8a via @YouTube

@exfatloss @raphaels7 From: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB https://t.co/JF5BXiFKRx

@fuulu92 @skdh That's one cave in Morrocco after all the megafauna extinctions. The actual evidence: https://t.co/Sv2RKiWs4v Spoiler: we're carnivores

@fleroy1974 There are a lot of n=1's suggesting 100% carnivore is fine (nose to tail...). What's our evolutionary diet

RT @ottodeggeller: @guido_vogel @mariannezw En dus: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9 Dierlijk eiwit en vet: alles wat je nodig hebt.

@guido_vogel @mariannezw En dus: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9 Dierlijk eiwit en vet: alles wat je nodig hebt.

@mariannezw We moeten 'fatsoenlijk eten' wel goed definiëren. En ik denk dat we moeten eten zoals onze voorouders. Dus voor de landbouw ons dieet is gaan bepalen. https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9 Dus geen granen, suiker en zaad(

RT @Oliver_S_Curry: https://t.co/w010hAwEkQ

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@storklompen @zettermark Denna läkare har ätit en animalisk kost hur länge som helst nu. https://t.co/jHWTJnxGLR

@frasier_hal @ChrisGPackham @veganuary Made up crap. They say it "suggests" lol. Look into stable isotope testing for N14. This is actual, measurable data that proves we have always eaten mostly meat. https://t.co/47sUzz6Cnr

RT @ValerieAnne1970: @DagnySpeaks @1776USARepublic @SBakerMD @KenDBerryMD @anthony_chaffee Dr Berry for sure, & also @anthony_chaffee has b…

@DagnySpeaks @1776USARepublic @SBakerMD @KenDBerryMD @anthony_chaffee Dr Berry for sure, & also @anthony_chaffee has beginner guides. https://t.co/NNb7Epfi58

@pres_reine Carnivore a 100% pendant 90 jours et vous verrez ensuite . ps://youtu.be/Sikx_OCSxcs?si=SIspy9GilYZvIGS6 https://t.co/aTLJyHs65H https://t.co/bgKuuXVOnM https://t.co/Dt8f2A7wJv https://t.co/8lBCWKEhNx https://t.co/ZF09tklzLF

@lientje1967 De mens in een hypercarnivoor. Een ander dieet kost QALY's. Ook een keuze natuurlijk. https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9

@deSunShineBand De westerse mens zou gezonder zijn met minder koolhydraten (granen, suikers). Onze voorouders aten beter, want geen landbouw: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9

@Leon1969 backed by science: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9

(Miki Ben-Dor, RaphaelSirtoli, Ran Barkai, "The Evolution of the Human Trophic Level During the Pleistocene" pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33675083/)

@PeregrinePulp @TraderMick_ If you go back far enough, you'll find shared ancestors with other primates who were eating mostly fruits, nuts, seeds, and lots of fibrous stuff. But Homo followed its own trajectory, to become carnivorous during the Pleistocene: https://t.co/u34CTAVG7y https://t.co/sPTOrkoDA6

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@nikheartsboots Resetting your immune system, autophagy, the rise in HGH. Just science, no eating disorder but only an eating interruption for a few days... not to speak about the properties of ketones. And the proper human diet: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

@Stemulite23 @Godofbeef666 @ywomendeservles Prior to agriculture the primary source for humans was meat/fish. I, and the lady in question here is a prime example of what we evolved for. Here's a recent study. Can you provide one? https://t.co/QykeF8kSdN Also.. why not TRY it? I too dismissed it for years.

@EagleEyeOnX https://t.co/YMpBAp9f6B

@RWMaloneMD So maybe we are carnivores

@Pollard_MD @sorrywm Great stuff. I just read it. I've been interested in genetic comparisons too because I'm trying to see if humans evolved into apex and facultative carnivores. I didn't see you cite @bendormiki which makes the case that we were carnivores. https://t.co/xbcSQnepm0

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@Car_Nick_Vore @SamaHoole https://t.co/mE43J5Ya9T

@PlantBasedNews Here’s an equivalent dumb argument: Lions don’t have hammers, blades & fire, therefore lions can’t be carnivores. Humans evolved to scavenge & hunt & eat marrow, brains & fatty meat. DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247 https://t.co/PHClVHgEhS

@timhwang Incredible new science paper from Miki Ben-Dor, Ran Barkai, and Raphael Sirtoli has 25 scientific points for why humans are truly carnivores. "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" - Got the full text paper too - 30 pages long!: https://t.co/xkS3JNUcdJ

@Alfonso30512581 @amerix https://t.co/vFrhnC9H9h

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene

@JiMbOsLiCe0405 @OldVetSymposium Wow, great job @OldVetSymposium! Do you follow @SBakerMD ? He’s about your size 6’6” and 260 and has some great advice. The other guy that got me started was https://t.co/2LvYsjGlEk

@VegtDoor Oei, dit gaat onnodig https://t.co/R9mHEd77f9 QALY's kosten: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

Here is another one: https://t.co/ZCqp1DDZl2

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - 2021 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - “humans were hypercarnivores, defined as consuming more than 70% of the diet from animal sources.” https://t.co/BREECmytSX

@theproof @KenDBerryMD @HermanPontzer He was on my podcast 3 years ago https://t.co/quTA4kFFlg

@HPluckrose https://t.co/x1hP9K1vpG

@MEATritionCom for your database: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB it's my favorate...

@hansvantelling Tsja, de mens blijft een carnivoor. Daar verandert de komst van de landbouw niets aan: https://t.co/Hh7vynI2g9

@Frank_Luttels @jaapseidell @StephanPetersNL @CaringDoctors omnivoren? DAt vraag ik me af: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

@jaapseidell @StephanPetersNL @Frank_Luttels @CaringDoctors Is dat de gezondheidsraad die iemand als Ronald Pierik een acceptabel lid vindt? Dan vertrouw ik meer op wetenschap: https://t.co/Hh7vynHuqB

@dockyyyyyyyyy Vor etwas mehr als drei Monaten hiermit begonnen. Absolut klasse! https://t.co/frW5D7Rn5Y

@TRHLofficial Great! I switched to this. https://t.co/bKedRkbaDr

@BurnsideWasTosh Removing the bread and beans reversed my type 2 diabetes and fixed my chronic kidney disease in 6 months. How To Start A Carnivore Diet https://t.co/vtjtdq87aO https://t.co/lK91BXoOoh

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The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/S4hIBj7P2b

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RT @raphaels7: @theshedwall @NutritionMadeS3 and you know they're herbivores because.... you've observed evidence of how they ate in the pa…

@BaneOfCovid @theshedwall @NutritionMadeS3 let me know if you have any questions once you've read the study https://t.co/75L8uvbH6u

@theshedwall @NutritionMadeS3 and you know they're herbivores because.... you've observed evidence of how they ate in the past, right? PS: humans are hypercarnivores, see my https://t.co/75L8uvbH6u before you lose your mind, look at the definition carefully, and you'll notice it allows for ominivorous

RT @SBakerMD: Humans were carnivorous for most of our evolution-perhaps that why so many diseases go into remission when people go carnivor…

@shiestylife00 @SigmaSolit71348 @iluminatibot https://t.co/xsKB8g7aZa

RT @SBakerMD: Humans were carnivorous for most of our evolution-perhaps that why so many diseases go into remission when people go carnivor…

@MijoComMerda @voepatube @Serafim_zx Entrar em cetose consiste em eliminar a energia barata (glicose) e dar a energia de qualidade que suas mitocôndrias precisam (gordura saturada). A carnívora é uma dessas dietas, a mais saudável. https://t.co/XiPxbET6te

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@dominictarr Interesting summary of adaptations here: https://t.co/boWhD82lXs

@Angie6520113157 Give it a listen and maybe a try. Wish you the best! https://t.co/yZdsbYdpq5

@thalesnemo @BrianSchmidt9 @bigfatsurprise @nicknorwitz @AdrianSotoMota That's in accordance with purely every evolution paper. https://t.co/cSal44vQkw https://t.co/je9uy7Vi8P

@DaveDave164694 https://t.co/YZdMNoP65t

@interesting_aIl Humans evolved—over a period of millions of years—to eat bone marrow & fatty meat. Humans are hypercarnivores—not herbivores or omnivores. Prior to 10,000 years ago, plant-based foods were a minor component of our diet except in times of famine. DOI 10.1002/ajpa.24247 https://t.co/oyTIq4q32v

@alexeck @CaryKelly11 https://t.co/vLisMNYRyz

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RT @SBakerMD: Humans were carnivorous for most of our evolution-perhaps that why so many diseases go into remission when people go carnivor…

RT @SBakerMD: Humans were carnivorous for most of our evolution-perhaps that why so many diseases go into remission when people go carnivor…

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The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - 2021 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/hF9yDNHtNA

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene. An excellent review by @bendormiki et al. from Tel Aviv University. https://t.co/dOwp52HuGw

@Red_Pill_US @MattWallace888 https://t.co/pBF02S0rho There is a way to starve cancer cells, repair autoimmune, fix type 2 diabetes, and much more.... Dr. Ken Berry and Dr. Chaffee have been preaching this for years. The issues with America's health starts with the GUT.

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@hussarae1 @ColonelTowner Any carnivore will tell you the same thing..This doctor is excellent to follow, and he is also easy on the eyes.... https://t.co/t1tAYooW0u

@9thGenTexian @MdBreathe @cosgrayfarms Follow him: https://t.co/fLXGFI7StF

@MdBreathe https://t.co/pIEZUxQrgS

@UniversOfMemory 3/3 Dostępnych jest też kilka wywiadów z Mikim Ben-Dor'em na YT, ja widziałem i polecam te z CarnivoreMD A może znasz jakieś lepsze badanie w tym temacie? Link: https://t.co/p9wsslroCh

@EdKrassen https://t.co/boAKRqyA5r

@besdayshit @awuffyu @Pranatafqh @tanyarlfes Nope. Manusia itu paling atas di rantai makanan. Manusia berevolusi jadi apex predator. "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" Ben-Dor et al di Jurnal Anthropologi Amerika.

@jls2024patriot https://t.co/bts4q8kOyw

@con_carnage @GigaBasedDad LOL, you're trusting journalists? How about actual scientists; The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - 2021 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/Q61srJj9MH

@DavidMe17661988 https://t.co/6pkJcBiYe5

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@ChrisDunga1 @coccinellanovem @ImWatson91 It can be used as a way to heal illnesses. But many carnivores stick to ruminant meats only, permanently. Most feel best on beef. @anthony_chaffee , for example, eats primarily steak. https://t.co/uE6F2tdYqc

@TheStoneTurner @5MinuteBody Yes, about 20% of all intake was roots, tubers, berries and the likes. The rest was animal flesh+associated fats, aka 80% of it was animal products. https://t.co/dc2JumDrgs https://t.co/lN9iEVvBCv

@BigBenInLondon @MarcRankin4 @CaoimhinPatrick @DikemanDave @MattWalshBlog Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks, and Common Pitfalls https://t.co/ampjcHe77S (@anthony_chaffee)

@Mikimoonmouse1 @15F173 @SamaHoole https://t.co/dc2JumDrgs https://t.co/lN9iEVvBCv In these they provide their studies on isotope testing which leans towards humans being hypercarivorous (80% of food from animal/fat), rest roots, tubers, fruit n berries

@redheadranting Carnivore. https://t.co/6BWoxCYv8F

@ronhynesfan @CaryKelly11 I actually watch alot of YouTube videos. https://t.co/r4zytNGJH5 https://t.co/HoGgwdsT1w https://t.co/pKTyy8pW7p

@RIS_PACSman ... you might be interested in this. Here's the link to my diet playlist on YouTube. Especially the last 3 videos might be helpful. https://t.co/GOJqHADwAR . I started doing this diet appr. 2 months ago. Lots of good testimonials. And makes sense, scientifically. So, I'm in.

@ZxTelos47 @franco_duval @Outdoctrination Yep. Carnivores diet: https://t.co/HTDcBgkYWE

nope, "The evidence shows that the trophic level of the Homo lineage that most probably led to modern humans evolved from a low base to a high, carnivorous position during the Pleistocene, beginning with Homo habilis and peaking in Homo erectus." https://t.co/CuIzGKraim https://t.co/xgw0HE4KXR

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@markeatsmeat https://t.co/4FmY0xHStG https://t.co/grNSxXoJhF https://t.co/pzsaqoi1zn https://t.co/vycV5mYZDU https://t.co/fRpBnZT8pn https://t.co/fVsxvVj2GX https://t.co/6fNFj1rMNd https://t.co/2rHdH4Jvpd

RT @RasmussenT56381: @PJGraham687902 @SunWeatherMan https://t.co/ZsI3l6Zibo

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@JDrewsyBC @BobbyRaeburn https://t.co/6KxjMmRDhL 70% = hyper carnivore. Through isotope testing we're seemingly hypercarnivorous. https://t.co/dc2JumDrgs https://t.co/lN9iEVvBCv

@BobbyRaeburn @TruthSeekerIIII Generally throughout evolution according to isotope testing that's what humans are. Hyper carnivorous https://t.co/dc2JumDrgs https://t.co/lN9iEVvBCv Is it viable? yes, Is it optimal? I don't know. Myself, I feel better at the 90-98% animal based range.

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@InCaRbZwEtRuSt1 @jimmy_muthami @raphaels7 @AmirWeiss1 "What I want is evidence that that's how humans evolved" You can read his paper along with Miki and Ran: "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/fvGbSutcGp https://t.co/zcV5StBlxp

@Maphio_Man @MattWalshBlog Feel free to stay where you are in your beliefs. I dont blame you. But if you want to hear the other side from a actual physician (not me) https://t.co/gnHGlpEp8m

Love the simplicity: eat meat, drink water, get on with your life. Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks... https://t.co/tv85LUTEhz via @YouTube

@weimbslab @anthony_chaffee @KenDBerryMD @paulsaladinomd @lowcarbGP @SBakerMD @DrPaulMason @ChrisPalmerMD @nicknorwitz @bendormiki and @raphaels7 Miki Ben-Dor, Raphael Sirtoli and Ran Barkai's paper, The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/kLwIQrvHjG

For those wishing to start the carnivore lifestyle... https://t.co/k0W3K9aRsc

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@PJGraham687902 @SunWeatherMan https://t.co/ZsI3l6Zibo

@deirdre_tobias in our paper where we argue humans are hypercanivores, it has a specific definition (≥70% kcals from animals) https://t.co/rKaTP8MQfu 30% kcals from plants allows for a wide variety of omnivorous eating patterns. it also says we don't exactly what people ate, as it varied, but

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RT @anthony_chaffee: Interested in trying a Carnivore Diet but don't know how to start? Have a friend/family in the same position? Here's m…

@StevenPulteFam https://t.co/50D33jB0TH

@mycole618 @realDaveFeldman @SBakerMD Animals were larger and fatter then https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG

@trevormdale @DimensionsODust @jontester This guy does not eat greens. You have to look into the carnivore diet and you will understand that "plants" are trying to kill you. Humans are not meant to eat plants. https://t.co/QjpJPWckOJ

@mattstaton @KenDBerryMD @anthony_chaffee Explain things well on YouTube . My favorite how to is this . https://t.co/0TcTrYgpf0

@Thekeksociety @Motown8460 https://t.co/v4yAxRiFAF

@karinabrah3090 @Aquila_EagleXY Dr Chaffee har en hel del bra tips https://t.co/LkY4wuM5n3

Fitness: Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks... https://t.co/maenW84XbA via @YouTube I started the diet this week. I feel amazing

@SweetSavageSoul https://t.co/aadgyP0y1s

@official2s2 @tonytheauthor Yes we are but don't let the facts stand in the way of your diet just let the rest of us enjoy our natural diet https://t.co/l8lp5OZp3b

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@fmeeus1 @wattsupwiththat Yep. 1. Evolutionaire ontwikkeling brein https://t.co/VIhjrfWlTg 2. Mens als apex jager https://t.co/5KcARMe8Wn https://t.co/k4ZNH1DjJy

@JustinMutz1 https://t.co/dNygGF9Fhq

RT @StevenMBelknap: Available research results do not support your resistant starch hypothesis. Human brain volume shrank with the advent…

Available research results do not support your resistant starch hypothesis. Human brain volume shrank with the advent of agriculture in the terminal Pleistocene as humans began eating more plant foods & relied less on hunting. https://t.co/BvUETYGkuk https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ https://t.co/DTi8m4dbD4

RT @cleancarnivore: https://t.co/ccfBgrnEnE

@JenKass662 These were the links I started with https://t.co/hmP3rduD6c

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@DonnaAslan @bluewavedream After you've enjoyed the steak have a close look at the Carnivore diet (there's even a Lion version) For the natural health benefits of putting in your mouth only what the human gut can handle https://t.co/y9u4Q837RR

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@DavidErnestkag @TedNugent https://t.co/7lP7uTLrj0

@backdoctoraolc1 In this video Dr. Chaffe talks a lot about poop on carnivore diet. It will clarify any doubts and other useful information, like how much fat should I eat. He says you can measure it buy your poop! https://t.co/CNtLx4JBb3

#Carnivore for beginners. Regain control of your health. Start now. https://t.co/QcRuSsOd6X

Carnivore For Beginners: How To Start A Carnivore Diet with Tips, Tricks... Here explains how fat is managed by the body and how stool is the indicator of the amount of fat you’re eating. Better than measuring de 3:1 fat-meat ratio. https://t.co/O3JLIQGeln via @YouTube

I think this is one of the finest videos for anyone starting or considering carnivore. @anthony_chaffee gives a very balanced perspective https://t.co/TJVgMzVWin

@PattesSouris @willemtherat @jan_dutkiewicz You can read an excellent summary here: https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ https://t.co/T6RqQgYLmw

@willemtherat @jan_dutkiewicz Humans evolved over millions of years to eat animal fat & meat. https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ https://t.co/9VDLl6m09y

@Alexzia777 @kmaparker @CarnivoreIs Nothing like that is true. I’m so sorry that your information sources have done this to you. Reevaluate everything, as you prolly have other harmful beliefs. Humans evolved to eat animal fat & meat. https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ

Humans evolved to eat > 80% animal fat & meat. Our epidemic of Carbotoxicity is due to agitprop—be it religious, communist, millennialist, malicious or mendacious. The ancestral diet is the gold standard comparator for nutrition research. See: https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ https://t.co/5hVklQkkNK

RT @Science_Release: Miki Ben-Dor, Raphael Sirtoli & Ran Barkai. "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene". America…

@takahiko_mukai The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/ILK6p6rnqA

RT @Science_Release: Miki Ben-Dor, Raphael Sirtoli & Ran Barkai. "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene". America…

Miki Ben-Dor, Raphael Sirtoli & Ran Barkai. "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene". American Journal of Biological Anthropology, 2021; 175 (S72) 27-56. DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.24247 https://t.co/RrxouSiokD

@veganfitnessric Do lions use tools? Humans evolved over 2 million years to eat animal fat & meat—mostly fat from megafauna. We used rocks to smash open skulls & marrow bones. Later, we used spears to hunt smaller prey. We’ve had agriculture for less than 12,000 years. https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ

@FuturesPicks @SBakerMD There is compelling evidence that humans evolved to eat animal fat & meat. That is what humans ate for millions of years until the invention of agriculture about 12,000 to 10,000 years ago. https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ

@shelly_187 Many research results show that humans evolved to eat mostly animal fat & meat over a 2 million year period. Plant-based foods were a minor component of our ancestral diet. Grains became a major part of the diet for some humans about 10K–12K years ago. https://t.co/9JI5oJPMsJ

@beth_virginia @JamieWoodhouse Both animals & plants are sentient. Humans evolved over millions of years to eat animal fat & meat—that is our species-appropriate diet. What single research result best supports claim that a 100% plant-based diet provides adequate nutrition for health? https://t.co/9Qw5WpVvm9

@teamTandB2017 @JamieWoodhouse Humans evolved for >2 million years during the Pleistocene to eat animal fat & meat. What single research result best supports your implicit claim that a 100% plant-based diet provides adequate nutrition for health? https://t.co/9Qw5WpVvm9

@atriumviscus @ploughmansfolly @EnZoStockton Some good evidence that humans in prehistory were fairly specialized carnivores A meat heavy diet is probably good for health. People push the opposite for political austerity reasons and not human health https://t.co/iuWeHbBx4M

RT @raphaels7: @Mark_Sisson I love @KetoCarnivore argument for why we’re falcutative carnivores https://t.co/mMj1aD0zfc Me @bendormiki R.…

RT @raphaels7: @Mark_Sisson I love @KetoCarnivore argument for why we’re falcutative carnivores https://t.co/mMj1aD0zfc Me @bendormiki R.…

@Mark_Sisson I love @KetoCarnivore argument for why we’re falcutative carnivores https://t.co/mMj1aD0zfc Me @bendormiki R. Barkai have argued we’re hypercarnivores (≥70% kcals) https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG (still allows for lots of kcals from plants!)

@kcisney @VincentHondius @PrfnGabriel @robertlufkinmd @I_mitochondria Read this. It might give you some new information. ”the evolution of the human trophic level during the pleistocene” We likely got more than 70% of our calories during our evolution (2mya to something like 70kya).

@cha0te @SBakerMD You might want to check out a paper titled "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene". It uses 25 lines of evidence to look at our place in the food chain during our evolution. Pretty interesting.

@garylfrancione That is an essay not a research result. Since the Neolithic, humans have eaten more plant-based foods. For more than 2 million years prior to the neolithic, humans evolved to eat animal fat & meat. That is the relevant evolutionary legacy here. https://t.co/9Qw5WpVvm9

@TheKunta_Kinte @JosephGhass https://t.co/21eWigsIDv. Here you go

@BeateEichenwald The article says that our human ancestors were carnivores, not vegans. “The evidence shows that the trophic level of the Homo lineage that most probably led to modern humans evolved from a low base to a high, carnivorous position during the Pleistocene…” https://t.co/Kqg4TinlaO

@ChadxMichael @babs247984411 @SuzanneDalangin @nutrition_facts You’re just repeating nonsense you’ve heard. Here are the facts & source citations: 0. Humans evolved to eat animal fat and meat. https://t.co/9Qw5WpVvm9 1. Carbs are not essential nutrients. https://t.co/xjczKyFgTo 2. Saturated fats are not harmful. https://t.co/uEE0rHUzxR

@JohnnyScott234 @stathitriadis @tomvandeusen @ScepticalDoctor In short isotope studies. You can read this paper for more details and other evidences: "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/h61hm0q1bI How do you think meat from a million of years ago differs from that of nowadays? https://t.co/vU3wqv6CCf

@KetoCarnivore @thatsnotmine125 @ErikPeers @cambridge_pt i linked to “The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene

@thatsnotmine125 @KetoCarnivore @ErikPeers @cambridge_pt see “The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene” (also thread gives an overview https://t.co/p3YMFoOW8C

@nikenn2k @oliviakhwaja @theproof 4M years of eating a diverse and flexible diet made of whole grains, lean meat, leafy greens and nuts.

@JimHigham @SentientBlobBob @abs8373 @5MinuteBody You can start with this paper, "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/h61hm0q1bI https://t.co/GbnEN6FFne

RT @raphaels7: @DrEenfeldt @HermanPontzer @KetoCarnivore @KenDBerryMD @chriskresser @CarnivoreMD @DrBillSchindler @nicknorwitz 2) if you wo…

@Bikermann1960 @saaiyer Humans like all other organisms on this planet EVOLVED.1️⃣ https://t.co/73sLlOor70 2️⃣ https://t.co/fLpLSYfWX5 3️⃣ https://t.co/nw38uOzA1G 4️⃣ https://t.co/DIEoroePiI 5️⃣ https://t.co/PdIAaAL6uf 6️⃣ https://t.co/stTFz9CCyx 7️⃣ https://t.co/CnCbU57yV4

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@TyRBeal @SBakerMD @MikhailaFuller @jordanbpeterson May i recommend reading about ‘where we came from’ to give you the right Bayesian priors :) https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG

@raphaels7 Herman told you all about them. You disagree? https://t.co/W0aTBlG4Kb

@HermanPontzer @theproof @kevinstock12 The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - 2021 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - Wiley Online Library

@dylanarmbruste3 @fleroy1974 The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene Ben‐Dor - 2021 American Journal of Physical Anthropology https://t.co/GsyBPzwQ6z

RT @raphaels7: @HengartnerMP @BrookeSiem @markhoro @CEP_UK @Altostrata Meat is undoubtedly the base of the human diet. Calling it a health…

@catamemnon @AlexBazloff Who mentioned sugar? You might find this paper interesting: https://t.co/jPV9br9GVH

@HengartnerMP @BrookeSiem @markhoro @CEP_UK @Altostrata Meat is undoubtedly the base of the human diet. Calling it a health food is an understatement Please see my paper with @bendormiki arguing humans got ≥70% of kcals from animals https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG Only epidemiological studies point (minuscule) harms.. no experiments do

@DrEenfeldt Did you read this paper @DrEenfeldt? "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/h61hm0q1bI https://t.co/x5bXeY6rEi

RT @raphaels7: @DrEenfeldt @HermanPontzer @KetoCarnivore @KenDBerryMD @chriskresser @CarnivoreMD @DrBillSchindler @nicknorwitz 2) if you wo…

RT @raphaels7: @DrEenfeldt @HermanPontzer @KetoCarnivore @KenDBerryMD @chriskresser @CarnivoreMD @DrBillSchindler @nicknorwitz 2) if you wo…

@DrEenfeldt @HermanPontzer @KetoCarnivore @KenDBerryMD @chriskresser @CarnivoreMD @DrBillSchindler @nicknorwitz 2) if you won’t read my paper with @bendormiki that covers aaalll these claims and more, at least jump to the summary table https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG PS: consilience of evidence is a real thing, especially in evolution https://t.co/iAqKiQaOKR

RT @raphaels7: @DrEenfeldt @DietDoctor exceptions are where science happens if you want the big picture, check out my paper with @bendormi…

@DrEenfeldt @DietDoctor exceptions are where science happens if you want the big picture, check out my paper with @bendormiki showing humans got ≥70% of our calories from animals https://t.co/rKaTP8MQfu + cooking to⬆️energy density + cut selection to⬆️fat-to-protein ratio

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

@gadboit @realZenelan @juli_bg_bs @alinefortuna2 @Mazzoni_Marco Technically we’re hypercarnivores, i.e. ≥ 70% of our calories came from animal foods https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG veganism is to nutrition what astrology is to astronomy

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

RT @raphaels7: I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSA…

@swamplady100 @curlyxvegan @STOPHEATHERTIME @Veganella_ @Micah468420830 https://t.co/yf3aiZTG1Z

I have 2 publications on PubMed, both led by @bendormiki a review study on what humans evolved eating https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG and a commentary/response countering the idea that starch was a big part of the human diet https://t.co/CNIBcORBIp Hoping to add more soon!

We became smart by eating large animals…The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/S6byY64RzL

@ImproveBuddy @PropaneFitness The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene, is the title. See if you can google your way to it. I think the link doesn't work because it is behind my uni access.

RT @Grimhood: The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/C84k694Vep Full paper for anyone interested. I…

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - 2021 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/fHJCp8nh4D

RT @Grimhood: The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/C84k694Vep Full paper for anyone interested. I…

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/C84k694Vep Full paper for anyone interested. I don’t like dumbed down news articles personally. https://t.co/zUmdneGVUk

@FORTITUDEhxc @Grahanimal @veganfitnessric “The science”. https://t.co/GpNIJxzXeS great review of the evidence regarding meat and fat eating among humans.

@wilfredthomas @saaiyer @anandnagu Citations needed ! Humans are essential carnivores with a tiny cecum, large small intestines are enzymatic digesters with stomach Ph 1.0-1.5 one of the most acidic & are not hind gut fermenters. https://t.co/CnCbU57yV4 ➡️ https://t.co/muvsBfB7gl ➡️ https://t.co/RwXdeq3cWV https://t.co/YVqKXpDyXf

RT @bendormiki: The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - W…

@MyNutritionSci @dr_cois i respect @HermanPontzer and have significant disagreements about what the paleolithic human diet was like https://t.co/Fxwxnvs0il take a page from his book; you might learn how to make people more willing to engage with you

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - 2021 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - Wiley Online Library Interesting work https://t.co/IJoEeMWpBT

"Paleolithic cuisine was anything but lean and green, according to a study on the diets of our Pleistocene ancestors." The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/yDDHu8p2Ci

RT @IberianCitizen: Propuesta de evolución del nivel trófico humano durante el Pleistoceno

RT @PabloPastos: @ancelkeyslegacy @NutriRebel @OscarGenomics Hola, @ancelkeyslegacy. Sin ningún ánimo de entrar en una discusión encendida…

Propuesta de evolución del nivel trófico humano durante el Pleistoceno

@ancelkeyslegacy @NutriRebel @OscarGenomics Hola, @ancelkeyslegacy. Sin ningún ánimo de entrar en una discusión encendida y por haber visto que te interesa informarte, te paso esta interesante revisión sobre dietas del género Homo y adaptaciones fisiológicas para las mismas. https://t.co/6fw64SeOAB Un saludo.

@CaloriesProper i worked on experiments where i was promised co-authorship but never ended up in them (i didn't care to push for it) never finished my PhD (for reasons unrelated to the work) so haven't published data from my experiments only study i have to my name is https://t.co/T4u2fSBfve

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/y3HDdLyv5s

@wilbodavis @cj_in_oc @LowcarbLiberty @saffronb2020 @MichelleHurnRD @GrassBased @lowcarbusa @KenDBerryMD @VinnieTortorich @jen_unwin @bigfatsurprise Here’s a good place to start. “The Evolution of the Human Trophic Level During the Pleistocene.” https://t.co/Bj5EyMdThc

@cullen_ellen @cashandcarrots @ClimateDad77 @JayneReesBuxton https://t.co/WXPL3xpIGs

@ZubyMusic lease read our paper (@bendormiki) arguing that humans evolved as hypercarnivores (≥70% kcals animal foods) https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG the thing people get tripped up on is assuming that this means we cannot adopt an omnivorous pattern - which we clearly can and do!

@biohack9 @KetoCarnivore @Regenarian @lexfridman @BenBikmanPhD @GeorgiaEdeMD Only an unlettered comment from a religiously motivated VEGAN ! Veganism is a religiously based belief system unrooted from reality ! HUMANS HAVE TOOLS AND FIRE -DUH https://t.co/DHocPjKRzO ➡️ https://t.co/MHFqY62qeq ➡️ https://t.co/CnCbU57yV4 ➡️ https://t.co/u088YWbiBx

@Bron1954 @lise_mc @Veganella_ Science? Here's some science showing that humans evolved as hyper carnivores. https://t.co/dOD0MSpaMr

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RT @BarryCPearson: "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/acRd88Ln4O Miki Ben‐Dor, Raphael Sirtoli…

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RT @raphaels7: The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/VQMYneivKC Authors @bendormiki @raphaels7 Ran…

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene. We and our ancestors were the apex preditor of the Pleistocene. The classic hunter gatherer diet is a later addition & dates to ~12K yrs ago. https://t.co/VYncpAZL1b

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https://t.co/OGir47vXDJ Despite a widespread belief that humans owe their evolution to the dietary flexibility in eating both meat and vegetables, researchers in Israel suggest that early humans were actually apex predators who hunted large animals for two million years... https://t.co/PS9jWZ2jj4

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https://t.co/OGir47vXDJ Despite a widespread belief that humans owe their evolution to the dietary flexibility in eating both meat and vegetables, researchers in Israel suggest that early humans were actually apex predators who hunted large animals for two million years... https://t.co/PS9jWZ2jj4

@DoggerlandMan @TuckerGoodrich Read my paper on what we ate if you want a detailed opinion on what the human ancestral diet looked like https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG hint: there was lots and lots of fat

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Hello @mgmgomes1, I really enjoyed your podcast last year with @ChrisMasterjohn I'd love to talk to you on my podcast! I had marvellous guests like @Sam_Apple1 https://t.co/8IQAvOBOP4 @ChrisPalmerMD https://t.co/ZVqDJe8OJR @HermanPontzer https://t.co/omZl0p7RSU

Fiber = Bowel health?

@TheIronyBro @kweetnietje @MeneerPanini https://t.co/nKqI46jpcr

[gets out of Lamborghini] Well, we have to draw the relevant evolutionary timeline somewhere In our paper, we drew it at the Pleistocene 2,580,000–11,700 years ago https://t.co/T4u2fSAHFG Where would you have drawn the line? https://t.co/hE5mIHoGAf

@EscapeLow @FructoseNo Dietitians in the 20th century asserted repeatedly various health benefits of vegetables and fruit, and particularly grains without evidence. So I can dismiss it without evidence. This evidence is stronger than what they used IMO…. https://t.co/Pojfj5mYm9

@Maclagan_was_OK https://t.co/FxwxnvapqN

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/ZjNzFQaD13 via @instapaper

RT @erreyedoc: This was an excellent podcast between @raphaels7 and @HermanPontzer it needs more views. https://t.co/smF864j1FI

This was an excellent podcast between @raphaels7 and @HermanPontzer it needs more views. https://t.co/smF864j1FI https://t.co/oYlKJYMdQx

Original Source Video (45:00 is about when the conversation starts). https://t.co/soUC8zeSrs

@DoctorTro @HermanPontzer https://t.co/FxwxnvapqN i talk to Herman about his book here

@KetoCarnivore @CaloriesProper @HermanPontzer @AKA_Sadrien @DoctorTro It was discussed on this interesting podcast with @raphaels7 Agree what is turned off thus burning less calories with moderate exercise is probably a positive. Extreme exercise probably turns off too much not optimal this idea is very interesting https://t.co/smF864j1FI

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@raphaels7 sent you a DM, would love to interview you about the article The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene

The desturase index occurs at 12:01: https://t.co/h4HF7PnHbe The body temperature question is at __:__: https://t.co/pD0gNLvvia https://t.co/bf2mvYb3F0

@ggkuhnle @WHO 2/ who disagreed with the main findings in a paper I co-authored https://t.co/FxwxnvapqN it was great!

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@HermanPontzer "The Hadza eats more carbs than the typical SAD diet" - @CarnivoreMD So funny how information about the Hadza diet can be like fire and water :-D One of you is wrong! Time stamp: 24.05 https://t.co/uPTlPpIgGu

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大雑把に翻訳読んだけど金森式失敗する人はサプリでどうとかというよりは食べ過ぎの可能性があるというのを少し思った。１回食べたら数日間は食べなくても良いようにするための高脂質食なんじゃね？ The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/eJvWveZmJ8

RT @PabloPastos: Very interesting study by @bendormiki @raphaels7 #RanBarkai that both positions hipercarnivore diets in a large time span…

RT @SangHeeFLee: 논문: Ben-Dor M, Sirtoli R, Barkai R. 2021. The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene. American Journa…

RT @Luis_I_Gomez: Anda, mira! La carne!

Anda, mira! La carne!

RT @SangHeeFLee: 논문: Ben-Dor M, Sirtoli R, Barkai R. 2021. The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene. American Journa…

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논문: Ben-Dor M, Sirtoli R, Barkai R. 2021. The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene. American Journal of Physical Anthropology n/a https://t.co/zR3VF5LOmm

Cada Vez que entre en Discusion con un Vegetariano Me acordare de esta investigacion Dra @NutrSinMarcas

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RT @PabloPastos: Very interesting study by @bendormiki @raphaels7 #RanBarkai that both positions hipercarnivore diets in a large time span…

RT @PabloPastos: Very interesting study by @bendormiki @raphaels7 #RanBarkai that both positions hipercarnivore diets in a large time span…

RT @PabloPastos: Very interesting study by @bendormiki @raphaels7 #RanBarkai that both positions hipercarnivore diets in a large time span…

RT @PabloPastos: Very interesting study by @bendormiki @raphaels7 #RanBarkai that both positions hipercarnivore diets in a large time span…

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene - Ben‐Dor - - American Journal of Physical Anthropology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/WZVzE2piOU

Very interesting study by @bendormiki @raphaels7 #RanBarkai that both positions hipercarnivore diets in a large time span of our evolution as species, and helps understanding how #humanity contributed to #megafauna #extinction. @fleroy1974 @JCSvenning https://t.co/6fw64SegL3

Humans Were Actually Apex Predators For 2 Million Years, New Study Finds #Science #research https://t.co/Q4bi0eXQRq https://t.co/4g3cl56aK0

@MichaelDooney_ @JessJonesLdn @IronLindaJ Obviously you didn't read all of that thread! This is the study specifically identified in that thread: "The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/acRd88Ln4O Miki Ben‐Dor, Raphael Sirtoli, Ran Barkai

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene | American Journal of Physical Anthropology https://t.co/ZkAbxjBoSp

へぇ〜。 The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene https://t.co/DpyaKGBiMy

The #evolution of the #human #trophic level during the #Pleistocene https://t.co/QI0O2FevwL

"The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene" https://t.co/acRd88Ln4O Miki Ben‐Dor, Raphael Sirtoli, Ran Barkai "The Super Predators That Killed Everything They Could. Humans" https://t.co/jW9XMbpkRM

The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene ↗️ Homo evolved from a low base to a high, carnivorous position, beginning with H. habilis and peaking in H. erectus ↘️The opposite happened during the Upper Paleolithic https://t.co/hPbjMIpmm1 https://t.co/FhILBBANns

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https://t.co/Li0k3b9DH3 Humans were apex predators for two million years - The evolution of the human trophic level during the Pleistocene #sciencenews https://t.co/ffVuRUETZ6

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