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No. It is a fact we have a digestive system able to handle BOTH. None more so than the other, a balanced diet of meat and plants.
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
Posted by: Murcielago00
We do not have a digestive system specialised for meat. Fact. We do not have a digestive system specialised for eating plants. Fact. We eat both, our system handles both. Period. Stop thinking everyone else can't eat meat, cause your digestive system shuns it.
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
Posted by: Mysten
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
It's far from efficient.
Again, we're omnivores. We are not specialist eaters. We're not efficient at eating vegetation either.
Your main argument against meat eating is that we don't have a full set of carnivorous teeth. Guess what? We don't have a full set of herbivorous teeth either. We lack a diastema for one.
Probably the only good argument I've seen (concerning the carnivorous teeth). My argument still stands that we are efficient at eating vegetation, but not meat.
Your argument does not stand. His argument is fact, as per the FACT that we have a digestive ready to handle meat AND plants and none more than the other. Those who eat too much meat, have high iron contents in their blood as well as others.
Those who eat too many plants, often come across pale, thin and usually need to eat other items, to make up for wha they used to get in meat.
We are much more readily available to digest vegetation than meat. We can handle digesting meat, we aren't efficient at digesting it.
So no, it's not FACT.
[Edited on 12.24.2010 4:58 PM PST]