Habitat with most odds off obtaining all your wild food needs in the U.K.

[Toddy]

Hmm the native Americans were hyper skilled in natural medicines though I think health problems really started with farming wild food is ultimately way more nutritious .Fruit has been bred to have obscene amounts off sugar small berries have not been messed about with as much thankfully. Domestic strawberries don't count there huge compared to wild ones.

Ah, the myth of the noble savage.....they were/are people like people right across the world. They used the resources of their environment or trade routes, and they died of diseases just like everyone else.

Natural Man

archive.nytimes.com

 

[Poacherman]

No they haven’t. That’s a very common ‘internet’ myth.

https://www.acsh.org/news/2019/08/26/fruit-much-higher-sugar-it-used-be-14243

Yes they have

 

[nigelp]

Yes they have

Which ones, how much?

 

[Poacherman]

Which ones, how much.

All fruits are totally different to there wild ancestors much bigger higher in fructose berries not so much.

 

[nigelp]

All fruits are totally different to there wild ancestors much bigger higher in fructose berries not so much.

Which ones, how much?

 

[Poacherman]

Ah, the myth of the noble savage.....they were/are people like people right across the world. They used the resources of their environment or trade routes, and they died of diseases just like everyone else.

Natural Man

archive.nytimes.com

If still yet to see a Hunter gatherer with modern diseases like "obesity" not a disease just insane greed and selfishness.

 

[Poacherman]

Which ones, how much?

All off them literally dates are a extreme example

 

[Broch]

The evidence doesn't support you theory as far as I can see. Apples, for example, have between 10 and 14g of sugar per 100g but vary in variety; crab apples have about the same. Oranges only have 8-9g /100g - typical of many wild fruits depending on ripeness.

 

[nigelp]

All off them literally dates are a extreme example

How extreme? What nutritional values did dates used to have compared to now? More sugar? How much?

 

[Broch]

All off them literally dates are a extreme example

There is more variation in sugar content in date varieties than between wild and cultivated dates.

 

[Poacherman]

There is more variation in sugar content in date varieties than between wild and cultivated dates.

Cultivated are bigger

 

[Poacherman]

How extreme? What nutritional values did dates used to have compared to now? More sugar? How much?

How extreme? What nutritional values did dates used to have compared to now? More sugar? How much?

Read about it on your phone or pc

 

[Poacherman]

The evidence doesn't support you theory as far as I can see. Apples, for example, have between 10 and 14g of sugar per 100g but vary in variety; crab apples have about the same. Oranges only have 8-9g /100g - typical of many wild fruits depending on ripeness.

Why does pure Orange juice give people manky teeth then

 

[Broch]

Cultivated are bigger

You measure the content of a specific attribute by grams per measure (say 100g) - it doesn't matter what the size is.

 

[Broch]

Why does pure Orange juice give people manky teeth then

Mainly because of the acid content of fruit juices!

 

[Poacherman]

Mainly because of the acid content of fruit juices!

Sugar feeds bad bacteria to even though it's ph neutral.

 

[Poacherman]

You measure the content of a specific attribute by grams per measure (say 100g) - it doesn't matter what the size is.

It does cultivated are bigger with bigger yields this means more sugar overall greedy people eat more than 100g n that is the problem.

 

[nigelp]

Why does pure Orange juice give people manky teeth then

It doesn’t. Some people drink too much of it, some people have poor oral hygiene etc.

It’s nonsense to say that everyone or ‘people’ have manky teeth from it without quantifying that statement.

What does pure mean. Do you mean orange juice - there is not many forms of it. It is either the juice of an orange ‘100%‘ or a diluted form. The liquid from of the fruit is more acidic and damages the teeth enamel very quickly. The sugar content is irrelevant and because fruit is NO more surgery than before has NOT increased in sugar. It’s all about the acid….

 

[Poacherman]

It doesn’t. Some people drink too much of it, some people have poor oral hygiene etc.

It’s nonsense to say that everyone or ‘people’ have manky teeth from it without quantifying that statement.

What does pure mean. Do you mean orange juice - there is not many forms of it. It is either the juice of an orange ‘100%‘ or a diluted form. The liquid form of the fruit is more acidic and attached the teeth enamel very quickly. The sugar content is irrelevant and because fruit is NO more surgery than before has NOT increased. It’s all about the acid….

That's exactly my point people have to much fruit it's billed as hyper health food so people eat as much fruit as they want have u seen a fruitarians teeth or muscle mass both are none existent.

 

[nigelp]

It does cultivated are bigger with bigger yields this means more sugar overall greedy people eat more than 100g n that is the problem.

No it doesn’t. That is just nonsense.