Curious Cook: Vegetarianism and other dietary tales, Part 3


'Brain food is real and it really does matter,' says University of California, Davis, nutrition expert Liz Applegate, an author, professor and director of sports nutrition. — TNS

Before continuing with the discussion about vegetarianism or other dietary choices, a couple of questions should first be asked. One is: Why do we eat? If that sounds a little silly and rhetorical, then try another question: Why do humans have the longest childhood of all known animals, requiring around 20 years before full maturity? No other creature needs such a long time to mature – even whales are considered mature between seven to 10 years of age.

The answers to both questions are related, and complex – and they start with human breast milk.

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