希少性は自然界のタンパク質の法則です。進化の観点から見ると、人類学者は、ヒト科の動物が 1 日あたり平均 15 ~ 25 グラムのタンパク質を摂取して生きていたことを証明しました。現代西洋型の高タンパク食では、その量を朝食にのみ摂取します。

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医学的に検証した結果 Xiùying Wáng, M.D. 博士。

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