Peter Borden wrote:
>
> I have a few theories on meal frequency as it relates to Paleo eating. It
> doesn't seem natural that humans through most of our history ate 5-6 small
> meals a day, even though every diet book (paleo and non-paleo) suggests
> this. It seems humans are the only animals that "graze" on meat, while
> other predatory animals binge, and go some time without eating.

Depends on the ratio of big game to small game hunting, I suppose.
Even wolves subsist most of the time on small game, I have heard. For
humans it would be a seasonal thing, depending on when the herds came through.

I have read that the Plains Indians could gorge on increadible amounts
of meat when available.