Canibais e Reis

 
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Foto: Mulher Kitava, nas ilhas Trobriand, na Papua-Nova Guiné. 
Fonte: Dr. Staffan Lindeberg.
 

PALEODIET ARCHIVES
Subject: Re: Kitava
From: Staffan Lindeberg
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 19:00:45 +0100
Dean wrote:
>However, it seems quite possible that dietary carbohydrate might be a red
>herring, or a smaller ingredient than it is sometimes regarded as. The
>first thing to make me realize this was Staffan Lindeberg’s studies [...]

Foto: Cereais, um alimento neolítico/moderno,
somente possível com a agricultura.
 

PALEODIET ARCHIVES
Subject: Raw foods, esp cereals
From: Staffan Lindeberg
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 1997 03:15:21 +0100
 
Since all contemporary human populations appear equally intelligent, I find it a bit hard to believe that the ability to control fire is not at least as old as man himself, that is more than 150,000 years. [...]

Foto: Ancião centenário de Kitava, na Papua-Nova Guiné. Este homem nunca ouviu falar de morte repentina ou de sintomas de AVC.
Fonte: Dr. Satffan Lindeberg. 
 

PALEODIET ARCHIVES
At 12:36 -0700 98-05-11, Art De Vany wrote:
>Staffan Lindeberg made this very interesting point:
>"However, contemporary Trobriand Islanders in Kitava are very lean and
>obesity is absent despite a carbohydrate intake which is higher [...]

 
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Foto: O Estudo dos Kitava (circa 1989).
Fonte: www.staffanlindeberg.com.

THE KITAVA STUDY
Dr. Staffan Lindeberg
 
During an inventory in 1989, we found what appears to be one of the last populations on Earth with dietary habits matching what would have been the case for the population of Homo sapiens in their original habitats on the island of Kitava, one of the Trobriand [...]