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Geoff Purcell wrote:
 >that even then we should only eat those palaeo foods originating
 >in the Old World,  since the New World(North and South America) wasn't
 >supposedly discovered until around the Mesolithic period. However, if
 >humans were already over there right into the Palaeolithic era, then
 >it's presumably fine to eat potatoes and other new world foods.

I disagree. It should be foods that our ancestors ate on a regular 
basis. Long enough to have adapted to them. But the big killer here 
is none of those early paleo people that made it to the New World 
were our ancestors.

Only if you have some Native American ancestry could there have been 
an adaptation to potatoes.

Don.

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