Linux,
First, perhaps reading isn't your strong suit. Let me post the relevant section for you from Dr. Mills's white paper (BTW, he is a Stanford Med School Graduate so it's pretty likely he's not a quack):
Human teeth are also similar to those found in other herbivores with the exception of the
canines (the canines of some of the apes are elongated and are thought to be used for
display and/or defense). Our teeth are rather large and usually abut against one another. The
incisors are flat and spade-like, useful for peeling, snipping and biting relatively soft
materials. The canines are neither serrated nor conical, but are flattened, blunt and small
and function Like incisors. The premolars and molars are squarish, flattened and nodular,
and used for crushing, grinding and pulping noncoarse foods.
Human saliva contains the carbohydrate-digesting enzyme, salivary amylase. This enzyme
is responsible for the majority of starch digestion. The esophagus is narrow and suited to
small, soft balls of thoroughly chewed food. Eating quickly, attempting to swallow a large
amount of food or swallowing fibrous and/or poorly chewed food (meat is the most
frequent culprit) often results in choking in humans.
Second, while I appreciate your efforts to deflect the issue, the reality is that, NO, you are NOT an island. Poor food choices not only hasten your personal demise, but also the demise of our entire planet:
The Amazon is burning because the world eats so much meat - CNN
It's distressing that the facts are what they are, but please realize that if wasn't for the abuse of every other species on the planet,
both this thread, and the Coronavirus problem, would not be here. When presented with worldview-changing facts, mature, responsible adults change their worldviews.
Please do so.
Thank you.
