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Edited by: modafinil  Jan 10, 12, 06:56    #151
Des Essientes:
In fact human evolution stopped as soon as agriculture was able to provide abundance, because natural selection was no longer operant, gene pools are far less restricted when alimentary abundance allows almost every member of the species to survive to reproductive age.


It'll only take a disaster for it to start up again, like ozone depletion. GM foods are making us taller, bigger and less resistant, and as males have children later in life there is more scope for mutation. It would be good if like the French appreciation of good food is taught at primary school level. A bit cruel, but as fatties are seen as ugly they'll be less likly to reproduce...they can console themselves with a supersized meal.
Here's a charity an old friend is involved in, http://www.humanitarni.pl/ ,you'll see that some children do not receive a square meal.

http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en &ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.humanitarni.pl%2F&act=url to have a look in English. You only need to click on the hearts to help.
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Edited by: gumishu  Jan 10, 12, 09:22    #152
bullfrog:
To be fair BLS, the link you provide focuses mainly on demonstrating that high fructose diets are probably responsible, at least in part, for high rates of obesity in the US, but not that food sold in the US is particularly rich in high fructose syrup (although some products such as bread, cereals .. are mentioned). But more generally I agree with your point that too much of the food in the US is processed and 'enriched', eg the fact that US beef is so 'tender' compared to other countries could be due that it is full of hormones (which are forbidden in many other countries).


this is not my personal experience but I have read accounts by Americans who lived in Poland and returned or Poles who lived in America that most sweetened things in America are TOO sweet - inlcuding your daily orange juice, and if you think about bread - bread here is not sweatened at all - if bread in America is sweetened then it's a strange thing
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 Jan 10, 12, 09:32    #153
rybnik:
National Public Radio? How did you "see" a graph? Just askin'.

Strange as it may seem, they have a website...
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 Jan 11, 12, 00:48    #154
BLS:
Strange as it may seem, they have a website...

Not strange at all. I just forgot about websites(the "Radio" threw me).
Thanks for indulging me.


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