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INDEX

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A

Abbasi, S. A.

Abbasi, Tabassum

Abbasi, Tasneem

Abeykoon, Ashan

Aboriginal people

acetaldehyde

acne

acorns

activity.
See
exercise/activity

ADH gene.
See
alcohol dehydrogenase gene

advanced glycation end products (AGEs)

agriculture

fertilizer's impact on

permaculture in

Ajinomoto company

alcohol consumption

by ancestors

guidelines for

health benefits of

health dangers of

alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH) gene

Algonquin people

allergic diseases

asthma

eczema

food-based

hay fever

infectious diseases' connection to

omega-fatty acids imbalance and

vitamin D deficiency and

Alzheimer's disease

amino acids

in umami foods

Amish people

Anbarra people

ancestral diets

alcohol consumption in

caloric intake in

cannibalism in

dairy consumption in

fruit in

health observances based on

insects as part of

meat in

starches in

tools connected to

Andersen, Karsten

Anh Quy

Annang people

antibacterial properties

antibiotics

obesity's tie to

overuse of

antioxidant(s)

Apicius (Roman)

aquaculture

Ascaris lumbricoides
(giant roundworm)

asthma

Atkins diet

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Australia

traditional foods of

autism

autoimmune disease

celiac disease as

Crohn's disease as

Ulcerative colitis as

B

Bamboo Boat (Thuyen Nan)

Ban Village, Vietnam

Bards and Blossoms
(Hulme)

Barnes, Ethne

beans.
See
legumes

Bearbrook Farm, Ottawa

bear meat

beaver

Belling, Jon

Bengbu, China

beriberi disease

Billing, Jennifer

biogenic amines

Black Death

Blackley, Charles

Blacksmith, Phoebe

bladder cancer

Blount, Roy, Jr.

BMI measurements

Bonaparte, Napoleon

Bon Jovi, Jon

bonobo apes

Boone and Crockett Club

boredom, obesity's tie to

Bosch, Carl

Boyd, Robert

breadfruit

breast cancer

diet's tie to

exercise and

sunlight and

Brown, Chuck

brucellosis disease

buffalo

meat

milk

Burke, Robert O'Hara

C

calcium

cancer's tie to

in insects

milk and

Vitamin D poisoning and

caloric intake.
See also
diet; obesity

agricultural innovation and

of ancestors

averages

exercise's impact on

metabolism and

restriction of

technology's impact on

camels

Canada

dairy industry in

native foods of

cancer.
See also specific cancers

caloric intake's impact on

diet's relation to

exercise and

cannibalism

canola oil, GMOs and

capsaicin

carbohydrates

diets with high fat/high meat and low

diets with high protein and low

diets with low protein and complex

cardiovascular disease

activity level's connection to

diet's connection to

hormone replacement therapy and

recovery from

carp, farming of

Cassidy, Claire M.

castor oil

catfish, farming of

cathelicidin amino acids

Cavendish, Henry

celiac disease

Charcoal Lane, Melbourne

chickpeas

chilies

antibacterial properties of

chimpanzees

China

agriculture in

aquaculture in

beriberi outbreak in

chitin

Chi Vinh

cholesterol

adaptation to

calorie restriction and

function of

HDL

LDL

recommendations for

Chopin, Thierry

Chorao Island, India

ciguatera poisoning

Clinton, Bill

coconut

oil

cod

liver oil

coffee

Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Constantinus Africanus

constipation

Cooke Aquaculture, New Brunswick

corn

GMO

oil

cortisol hormone

cows

Cree people

Cretan diet, Greece

Crohn's disease

cucurbitacin

cyanide compounds

D

dairy.
See also
milk

ancestral consumption of

fermented

lactose intolerance and

Dalai Lama

Dao, Hang Thi

Darwin, Charles

deer meat

dengue fever

depression

diabetes

diet's tie to

exercise's impact on

type 1

type 2

Diamond, Jared

diarrhea

dieffenbachia

diet.
See also
ancestral diets; future diets; traditional/native diets;
specific food types

alcohol consumption in

caloric intake in

communal aspects of

dairy consumption in

disease's connection to

fasting and

fish consumption in

fruit in

future of

insects as part of

longevity's tie to

meat in

obesity's tie to

recommendations for

starches in

water consumption in

disease(s).
See also specific diseases

allergic

diet's impact on

exercise's impact on

infectious

sunlight's relation to

Diseases and Human Evolution
(Barnes)

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