HUNT.
    OLD: cavemen hunted for game and ate it in the freshest form because the animals lived off the same land.
   NEW: buy grass-fed meats and wild-caught seafood. Utilize local farms and fishing distributors, it will guarantee the freshest protein. 
 ** Industrialization has affected meat and seafood production. Buying farm-raised fish means the fish has lost the nutritional content you need. The same goes for meats raised on industrial farms.
GATHER. 
    OLD: seasonal fruits and veggies were the only option and the access to produce from different lands could not be fathomed  by cavemen. 
    NEW: buy produce domesically and buy organic. Organic is grown in non-pesticide soil that retains the natural bacterias and minerals that give us the nutrients we need. And the more local the produce, the fresher. Also, eat seasonally. 
NOURISH: Old and New:
    Eat well. 
   Be well. 
   Eat the best. Your body is a temple and should be cared for!
Mimicking the "old" with the "new" in Western diet-land is achievable. It is about creating a qualitative approach to food, rather than quantitative. 
Now, you may be wondering where the grains are? It did not quite fit into the 3 categories. Watch this and see why!
 
 
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