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Don't we know that a non-trivial amount of nutrion related evolution has happened over the past 10,000 years? For example lactose tolerance is pretty recent and was related to our changing diet?
It's also unclear to me why I should want to emulate the diet of people who measured ~5 feet on average and died before age 30
If you want to troll hard with statistics, you can correlate the past 100 years of increase in carb consumption with trends in Olympic records http://www.marathonguide.com/images/records_graph.gif …
But the French love their butter and duck fat, oui? Well, we know the secret is red wine to kill the free radicals...
okay but what is the % chance that pasta fixed that? :D
pasta is pure and good, don't besmirch it
Perfect.
Correlation =/= causation and malnutrition+hardship =/= low carb.
That doesn't seem to me as much about what they ate but more about how much they ate at all. Add in lack of health care, lack of shelter and war and then you have your thirty years of life expectancy.
"We do have some data points – the Neandertals were shorter than Upper Paleolithic Europeans, for example, but seem to have been around the same height as Mesolithic people (and a shade taller than Neolithic Europeans). "http://johnhawks.net/weblog/reviews/erectus/changing-height-homo-erectus-2010.html …
avg life expectancy of 30 is misleading - they did live beyond 70 conditional on surviving infancy. also a shitty diet kills you very slowly (and pitifully)
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