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I agree that cancer was correlated to increased animal protein intake. I agree grass is very high in cancer fighting nitrilosides. The Hopi Indians have had cancer rates of 1 in 1000 as opposed to 1 in 4 for the typical American. Many cultures and tribes around the world are "rumored" to be cancer free. The modern way of raising livestock and poultry might cause high cancer rate. They eat plants high in nitrilosides. If they eat plants they are more health than we are. I agree with some things the author thinks in the article. The Inuit peoples diet is 100% meat. They eat whale blubber, seal, salmon, caribou, fermented, and even bear. Grass fed beef is good for you because grass is very high in cancer fighting nitrilosides.

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