Hi Lynn,

Yes, it was a medical/health article and written by a well known individual who deals in mercury toxicity.

I am not sure whether it's to do with finance/business in including the evolutionary comment - one would think it might do the opposite. Certainly after reading that, it made me think twice about trusting this individual with any health/medical advice.




Not just humans - but bears, birds (gulls, eagles etc), and the bigger fish in the sea - the list goes on. Consumption of fish certainly hasn't appeared to have changed them over time - one wonders why it apparently did so for the apes? And you have to wonder who those particular apes were and boy the stories they'd have to tell after their transition from ape to human with a fish diet. Though they must have been pretty disappointed to discover their decreasing ability to swing from the trees.

I've yet to see an ape interested in eating fish by the way - and if they were, does one really believe it would make them "human"? Astounding isn't it? What people are willing to believe. But throw on a few billion years and you can come up with anything and attempt to make it believeable. One wonders how the magic of time would even be able to master such a feat.

Just think, we could start including fish in primates diets and wait for them to become human



I believe such ideas/beliefs is the result of being dumbed down, or allowing oneself to be dumbed down.



We were created in the image of God - we are indeed a miracle! For we are fearfully and wonderfully made.

God bless Lynn.