"John Coleman" > wrote
>
> "Dutch" > wrote

>> No it isn't, the human digestive system is quite well adapted to
>> digesting
>> meat.
>
> meat eating causes constipation - meat has no plant fibre in it

I eat meat and I'm never constipated.

>> Humans are not carnivores, they are omnivores like most apes/primates.

> There is no scientific definition of "omnivore"

omnivore
Animal that feeds on both plant and animal material. Omnivores have
digestive adaptations intermediate between those of herbivores and
carnivores, with relatively unspecialized digestive systems and gut
micro-organisms that can digest a variety of foodstuffs. Omnivores include
humans, the chimpanzee, the cockroach, and the ant.


- some anatomists challenge
> the concept entirely for primates. When wild primates consume animal
> products that humans eat, they get heart disease. Most primates are either
> foli-frugivores (large ones) or fauni-frugivores (smaller), none seems to
> be
> able to process significant quantities of leaf, fruit and animal matter.
> Larger primates tend to eat less energy dense foods, because of relatively
> lower basal energy requirements.
>
> Wild primates eat raw meat, not toxic cooked meat. Not all primates are
> meat
> eaters, and meat is not essential for our closest relatives the chimp and
> bonobo.
>
> Humans do not have the biochemistry typical of so called omnivores - see
> my
> other posts.
>
> Please don't use scientific sounding words if you have so scientific
> definition of them.

John, your thinking is completely dominated by radical animal rights dogma
and extremist diet theories. Reform yourself or get used to a life of
marginalization.