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Phosphor <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 2 Jul 2002 21:56:20 +1000
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> The  dilemma is that most modern people don't want to eat what
> paleolithic hunters actually ate, i.e., every scap of fat on the
> animal carcass.

well..he is either a scholar or a populariser, but you cant be both
simultaenously. neither olive nor flax are remotely paleo.

the nearest approximation we can get is a well-made sausage, sicne they
incorporate  'scrap' organ meat and tendons etc. marrow is perfectly edible.
but why not use lard and tallow? their omega 6 level is much lower than flax
[whic is 20% Om-6].

andrew

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