Dietary History of Man by Brian Clement, PhD, LN

First humans arrived in a tropical valley in Ethiopia

This environment provided all the food and medicine they required. As plant-based eaters, they flourished and strengthened their resolve as they moved forward into the future.

As the first people struck out as nomads, they maintained their simple diet and in great part peaceful lives. When their brains began to develop and negative will superseded their heartfelt instinct, they began to create the first friction among humans.

Of the many human species within the genus Homo (which includes the great apes and other similar species), the groups with the most extensive fossil record include:

North Pole is at center; Africa (start of migration) is at upper left; South America far right.

DNA-Based Migration Routes of Homo sapiens

$There is a plethora of theories about the human brain’s development, everywhere from crustacean consumption in swampy regions, to fruit from tropical trees, to the use of fire and animal food consumption, and on it goes. Consciousness is how the brain developed. This is not a defined element or anatomical part. It is omnipresent, endless and surrounds our human bodies, connecting us with all else. Although we modern people consider ourselves to be the most advanced, I challenge this by the mere fact that we only use a fraction of our brain. In fact, empirical evidence has generated good science revealing that cultures utilizing plant-based diets (fewer calories) draw upon parts of the brain that other groups do not.$

Dietary History of Man by Brian Clement, PhD, LN

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