>>76257967>But the abundance of large animals is the issue. Fasting and famines we're extremely common for most of history.You're oversimplifying hunter-gatherer diets. Archaeological evidence shows consistent access to game and fish, with seasonal variations, but not frequent starvation.
>Modern day groups that Paleo types fetishize like the Massai and Eskimos sometimes go months without foodYou're exaggerating. The Maasai rely on raw milk, blood, and meat with seasonal shifts but not months long starvation. The Eskimos eat raw fish, seal, and blubber year-round, with fermented fish in winter.
>You can't advocate a Paleo diet without also doing the paleo lifestyleNonsense. The Paleo dietโs core is nutrient-dense foods (meat, fat, organs) not replicating every aspect of ancient lifestyles. Modern sourcing and domestication food insecurity irrelevant.
>it's completely unsustainableNo, grass-fed systems are highly sustainable. Industrial agriculture is what's unsustainable.
>healthI guess you're retarded. Meat, dairy, eggs, and fats, provide all bioavailable nutrients the human body needs to be healthy.