Fastest Brain Growth on lowest % Protein
Human Breast Milk has the lowest % Protein (by weight) of ALL mammals including Herbivores.
The Most Perfect Food for a Baby: Mother's Milk
Omnivore Theory (LIE): Animal Protein (in meat) is essential for our brain's growth and development.**
Human Brain grows & develops fastest, during the first year of life, on human breast milk.
Human milk, evolved over millions of years, has the lowest % (by weight), 1% protein of all animals, even lower than herbivores. Even less than cow (3.4%), Lion (6-8%), cat (6-8%), (dog (7.5%), donkey, monkey, chimpanzee or gorilla.
Human Milk composition: Human milk contains 90% water (fruits & vegetables), 6.9%--7.2% carbohydrate (rice, potato, pasta, bread, beans, banana, and fruits (sugar)), 3%--5% fat (nuts, seeds, olives, carbs, avocados), 0.8%--0.9% protein (nuts, seeds, beans, fruits & vegetables).
** If we are Omnivores and Protein is so vital for our brain's growth and development, then why is human milk so low in protein (<1%), Lowest of all animals including herbivores ? The simple answer is that we are not Omnivores and Protein is not so vital (<1%) for our brain's growth and development.
The amount of Cholesterol & Fat in human breast milk is similar to other Herbivores. The low % Protein of Human Breast Milk (<1% by Weight) is proof that we are Herbivores. Since human breast milk has the lowest % protein of all herbivores (during the period of fastest brain growth), that proves that we are the most herbivorous of all herbivores too. We are also the only ape that does not have 4 long sharp zigzagging canine teeth which proves (strong physical evidence) that we are more herbivorous than other apes.
The Lactose (sugar in milk) is more than in cow’s milk. Specifically, human milk contains approximately 7.5 g/100 mL of lactose, while cow's milk contains about 5 g/100 mL, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This difference in lactose concentration is thought to be related to the rapid brain growth of human infants, according to the Australian Breastfeeding Association.
Glucose-Sugar (not protein) is the fuel for our brain which is proof that we are herbivores.
So what is glucose, exactly? It’s the simplest of the carbohydrates, making it a monosaccharide. This means it has one sugar.
The Great Protein Fiasco:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NW32vLq340
Doctor, are plant foods protein deficient ? (3 Min answer)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPD-7Wvi1OM
The Protein Combining Myth (4 Min)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhyfa48bK28&pbjreload=10
Ray Arjo
7/2016