I'm not being sarcastic, I am genuine here. Has breads and pastas not been a staple food for a very long time?
The Agricultural Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
What? Do you mean agriculture in general, starting 1000s of years ago; or do you mean industrialized agriculture of the past 100 years?
I can't tell if you are being sarcastic.
Human cranial volume has been in decline for 15,000 years. Coincidence?
Mostly the green revolution of the last 80 years (and the ongoing "gene revolution"). Agriculture is good, pesticides, hormones, genetically modified crops, insecticides, chemical preservatives and the like are the problem. They cause developmental problems, fertility problems, autoimmunity, mental stunting, and lots more issues like narrow jaws
With modern wheat? No. Same with rice.
The GMO foods are made to maximize yield/profit, and make the consumer addicted. We didn't always have year-round access to seasonal veggies & fruits, or eat more than 1-2 times per day.
The biggest problem with US wheat is Roundup. The ripe wheat is sprayed with it to turn it brown so it’s easier to harvest. Most of Europe has banned roundup and they don’t have the “gluten” allergies experienced here. Peoples aren’t allergic to gluten they’re allergic to roundup.
You can eat carbs, its not going to kill you as you said plenty of societies have eaten grains for a long time. The issues are more the glyphosate and other stuff they use to grow it, and mechanically separating the least nutritious part for white bread then bleaching it further. If you eat plenty of red meat, you can also eat bread its not a problem. I'll still be watching vitamin c, though most people aren't deficient. Most people are low in iodine, magnesium, vitamin D, and some other things though
Their shite and lead to intestinal problems over time if they havent already
A high fat diet would be ideal for energy production. Most peoples bodies so shite that it might take a while to get going
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