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Re: Office Drones Burn Just As Much Energy As Hunter-Gatherers
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On 07/30/12 3:11 PM, Adrienne Smith wrote:
>  I didn't know anything about the hunter gather group referenced  in the 
> article so I  looked them up and it appears that in addition to  meat,  their 
> diet contains fair amounts of berries, tubers  and honey.  They vary the 
> their diet according to season and availability.  This  to me says that they 
> are not eating all the meat they want all year round the  way "urban paleos" 
> can. ....

Indeed,  the Hadza diet is about half "sugar," using the definition of "sugar" common among LC diet advocates (by which they tend to include berries, fruits and honey):

"Year-round, 40-60 percent of the Hadza diet comes from sugar-rich foods: berries, baobab fruit, and honey.  This is unquestionably a high-sugar diet, sustained year-round throughout life.  The sugar they eat is all unrefined." http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/2012/06/sugar-intake-and-body-fatness-in-non.html

And that's not even including the tubers!

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