>Axel said:
>>Is there any truth to Walker's discovery of our ancestors living on
>>mostly fruit, but on a much more concentrated, fibrous kind of fruit?

>Who is Walker?

Alan Walker, an anthropologist from John Hopkins University, who is often
quoted by hygienist because he carried some investigations (mentioned in
Ward Nicholson's H and B interview) that seemed to show early man was a
fruit-eater, although the fruit was said to be quite different from the ones
we know. There was and article in the New York Times, dated May 15, 1979.
Maybe you can  access it on the web. This article is mentioned in Fit for
life, and in T C Fry's correspondence course. Victoria BidWell also
 mentions it, I don't remember where.
Ward Nicholson says in his interview with Chet Day that currently Walker has
changed his mind, and that meat was a part of the diet.

Saludos,

            Axel ([log in to unmask])
               Buenos Aires, Argentina