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Kathryn wrote:
> Our local newspaper published a Los Angeles Times article on
> Wednesday, July 15, entitled "evolution holds health lessons." It
> referenced a book written by Dr. William Meller, a board certified
> internist who runs a medical practice in Santa Barbara.  His book is
> titled, "evolution Rx: a practical guide to harnessing our innate
> capacity for health and healing."  That's quite a mouthful for book
> title.
> 

IIRC no evolution happened during the paleolithic era, so his book holds 
no health lessons for us.

The excerpt about the cave bones was interesting.

William

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