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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 432" data-source="post: 52224" data-attributes="member: 432">If me and my ancestors ate what humans are naturally supposed to eat. Which is blood, organs, ideally as much seafood as desired.Just look at the difference between a boar and a pig. It&#039;s day and night. The boars were fed grains over generations and degenerated into what they are today.Also look up Pottinger&#039;s cats experiment. They literally degenerated so badly over a few generations they were unable to continue reproducing.I would have had a wider frame, a wider skull for sure. Mine, both are fairly narrow. Just not too bad.Also, look at results of people who started eating raw meat, some even as late as in 20s, the jaw especially, is never particularly late for it to grow. But you have to spam glands for the utmost nutrition, which can be a tiny bit expensive.Look especially at people who were vegan, vegetarian during their puberty. And then there was a case of a guy who you could see he was underdeveloped from not eating meat his entire teens, then when he started receiving those crucial building blocks for the first time you could see his frame improved slightly, his face anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deleted member 432, post: 52224, member: 432"] If me and my ancestors ate what humans are naturally supposed to eat. Which is blood, organs, ideally as much seafood as desired. Just look at the difference between a boar and a pig. It's day and night. The boars were fed grains over generations and degenerated into what they are today. Also look up Pottinger's cats experiment. They literally degenerated so badly over a few generations they were unable to continue reproducing. I would have had a wider frame, a wider skull for sure. Mine, both are fairly narrow. Just not too bad. Also, look at results of people who started eating raw meat, some even as late as in 20s, the jaw especially, is never particularly late for it to grow. But you have to spam glands for the utmost nutrition, which can be a tiny bit expensive. Look especially at people who were vegan, vegetarian during their puberty. And then there was a case of a guy who you could see he was underdeveloped from not eating meat his entire teens, then when he started receiving those crucial building blocks for the first time you could see his frame improved slightly, his face anyway. [/QUOTE]

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