Yes, I reported that the traditional Greenland Inuit had the largest skull sizes (and therefore brain sizes, but that's a less politically correct way of putting it ) measured among living humans in a thread with the exact same "brain size" title: http://www.rawpaleoforum.com/general-discussion/brain-size/msg23790/#msg23790

Not only did the traditional Inuit have rather (facultatively) carnivorous diets, but the Greenland Inuit were the most carnivorous among the Inuit and the most carnivorous people ever observed and analyzed. In light of this, I can't imagine how an objective person would dismiss a possible important connection between flesh eating and brain size and instead focus on cooking, as Wrangham seems to do.

No.

Im in israel the "Holy Land" where grass exists only 2 month in a year because of rain problem etc etc

Of course I can find pastured meat but not grasfed it makes me sad

There is no proof anyone can live 100 years eating all highly processed cooked foods.
The junk food diet was born only a few decades ago.
Even WacDonalds served good food until recently, maybe 30 years ago tops.
If an old person can survive to 100 right now doing that,
it is because their body was well established back when all food was high quality.

does not really matter much, chicago stinks all over

You asking me, or someone else?

My typical meal is a pound of deer meat/tendon with some GF-GF cattle suet and a small dab of raw honey to make it palatable.  I'd guess 60-80% of my calories come from the fat, the rest from muscle/tendon and other foods I eat during the day like a piece of fruit.

I don't care for the word "cure," but I have a relative with a somewhat high PSA score, so I'm bumping this thread. I know that at least one study has shown vitamin K2 to be beneficial as regards prostate and other cancers. Anyone have any other tips re: high PSA and minimizing risk of prostate cancer?

hey guys,

reading your posts I have to admit that I'm a coward. I think I could never eat insects. I can't even explain why...
Perhaps it's the texture of worms etc. that strikes me most...
But it's still interesting to see that other people have an opposite opinion.
Saludos de Barcelona