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Yeah except the whole thing that the Inuit, not the Eskimo, didn't suffer from heart disease is mostly false.
Yes there were slightly lower rates which could be attributed to them eating a lot of Omega-3's but you have to understand they were active hunters and they expended a lot of energy in doing so. What's more keeping warm needed a lot of energy and blubber is a very energy dense food.
Fatty doesn't understand the first thing about... anything other than "Food goes here" while pointing at his mouth.
That's now a modern thing when they've adapted to processed foods. You can see the same thing in a lot of islands in the South Seas where their original diet of fish, taro and other natural foods has been replaced by modern convenience foods and just about everybody is overweight and has heart issues.That's actually the opposite of the truth. Inuit have a higher rate of heart disease than non-Inuits do, and it's in fact about 50% higher. Same goes for diabetes, obesity, and hypertension