What is the secret of 4 meat eating teeth we have
Why we have only four meat eating teeth?
We have 32 teeth, out of which only four are meat eating teeth made to tear meat, the rest are made to cut and grind plants. So, by nature, we are not meat eaters but plant eaters, because we can not use the four meat eating teeth, although we eat meat and enjoy it.
Another important point, which proves we are plant eaters, not meat eaters, is the temperature of animals, the meat of which we eat, is higher than our temperature. This means, by nature, the meat of these animals, doesn't fit our body. Because our temperature is not high enough to melt and digest meat, which needs higher temperature. This is why eating meat leads to cholesterol and high blood pressure. Because of our lower temperature, the food of meat sticks to our blood pipes obstructing blood flow.
So what is the secret of these four meat eating teeth, which we have? There are two answers for this question:
-Either these four teeth are a new evolutionary developments to change human species to a complete meat eater.
2- or it is the other way round, these four meat eating teeth are the last remnants of all our meat eating teeth when we were able only to eat meat.
So which one is the correct one?
To answer this question we have to compare the behaviour of wild plant and meat eaters. We see plant eaters hardly fight among each other or against different species. They almost coexist and live together without any problems. This excludes competition for mating. But this is not so with meat eaters. They fight between each other and against other species.
How much does the behaviour of each similar to us, humans? There is no doubt we, humans, and wild meat eaters have a lot in common in behaviour. We are extremely competitive and aggressive. If not for law and order, we do a lot worst damage to each other than wild meat eaters do to each other.
So we have an innate meat eater aggression, which proves we were once meat eaters and all our teeth were made to tear meat to eat it. I noticed this innate meat eater aggression on a one and half year old child, who proved to be an expert strangler to remove competition. This is all because her 6 month old brother was taking some attention from her. She expertly tried to sit on his mouth to strangle him.
Is this evolutionary development bad or good? I say it is good. The moments humans converted to plant eaters their brain became bigger, became cooperative and started to exploit environment and other creatures for their survival. This is also why we have been able to modern world.
We have 32 teeth, out of which only four are meat eating teeth made to tear meat, the rest are made to cut and grind plants. So, by nature, we are not meat eaters but plant eaters, because we can not use the four meat eating teeth, although we eat meat and enjoy it.
Another important point, which proves we are plant eaters, not meat eaters, is the temperature of animals, the meat of which we eat, is higher than our temperature. This means, by nature, the meat of these animals, doesn't fit our body. Because our temperature is not high enough to melt and digest meat, which needs higher temperature. This is why eating meat leads to cholesterol and high blood pressure. Because of our lower temperature, the food of meat sticks to our blood pipes obstructing blood flow.
So what is the secret of these four meat eating teeth, which we have? There are two answers for this question:
-Either these four teeth are a new evolutionary developments to change human species to a complete meat eater.
2- or it is the other way round, these four meat eating teeth are the last remnants of all our meat eating teeth when we were able only to eat meat.
So which one is the correct one?
To answer this question we have to compare the behaviour of wild plant and meat eaters. We see plant eaters hardly fight among each other or against different species. They almost coexist and live together without any problems. This excludes competition for mating. But this is not so with meat eaters. They fight between each other and against other species.
How much does the behaviour of each similar to us, humans? There is no doubt we, humans, and wild meat eaters have a lot in common in behaviour. We are extremely competitive and aggressive. If not for law and order, we do a lot worst damage to each other than wild meat eaters do to each other.
So we have an innate meat eater aggression, which proves we were once meat eaters and all our teeth were made to tear meat to eat it. I noticed this innate meat eater aggression on a one and half year old child, who proved to be an expert strangler to remove competition. This is all because her 6 month old brother was taking some attention from her. She expertly tried to sit on his mouth to strangle him.
Is this evolutionary development bad or good? I say it is good. The moments humans converted to plant eaters their brain became bigger, became cooperative and started to exploit environment and other creatures for their survival. This is also why we have been able to modern world.




