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I find it remarkable that they experienced the health improvements

after only 12 days. - Jan

 

Human guinea pigs eat " ape diet " for 12 days, experience remarkable

health improvements

 

In a British experiment filmed for television, nine volunteers agreed

to set-up camp in a zoo and eat an ape's diet for 12 days. The goal

of the experiment was to create a visual documentary of the types of

reactions that would take place from giving up standard processed

foods in favor of a diet eaten for hundreds of millions of years by

our ancestors. The diet included 2,300 calories of fruits,

vegetables, nuts and honey each day. Fish oil was introduced part way

through the experiment to reflect a hunter-gatherer's diet.

 

Once getting over withdrawal symptoms from caffeine and excitotoxins

in their standard diets, the volunteers reported increased energy

levels. Experiment volunteers all lost weight and substantially

decreased cholesterol and blood pressure levels.

 

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EVO DIET: WHAT THEY ATE

-5kgs or 2,300 calories of fruit, vegetables, nuts and honey

-On a 3-day rotation, typically: broccoli, carrots, radishes,

cabbage, tomatoes, watercress, strawberries, apricots, bananas,

mangoes, melons, figs, plums, satsumas, hazelnuts

 

Learn more: http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_3847.cfm

 

 

 

 

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