Man - Wolf - Sheep: A Comparison
For the original article presenting this informative comparison please visit:
http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/carn_herb_comparison.html

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Study this chart closely. Notice now similar man's digestive system is to the wolf, while the digestive system of the sheep is so completely different it's practically alien!

	MAN	WOLF	SHEEP
TEETH
incisors	both jaws	both jaws	lower jaw only
molars	ridged	ridged	flat
canines	small	large	absent
JAW
movements	vertical	vertical	rotary
function	tearing-crushing	tearing-crushing	grinding
mastication	unimportant	unimportant	vital function
rumination	never	never	vital function
STOMACH
capacity	4 pints	4 pints	8 1/2 gallons
emptying time	3 hours	3 hours	never empties
inter digestive rest	yes	yes	no
bacteria present	no	no	yes - vital
protozoa present	no	no	yes - vital
gastric acidity	strong	strong	weak
cellulose digestion	none	none	70% - vital
digestive activity	weak	weak	vital function
COLON AND CAECUM
size of colon	Short - small	Short - small	Long - capacious
size of caecum	tiny	tiny	Long - capacious
function of caecum	none	none	vital function
appendix	vestigial	absent	cecum
rectum	small	small	capacious
digestive activity	none	none	vital function
cellulose digestion	none	none	30% - vital
bacterial flora	putrefactive	putrefactive	fermentative
food absorbed from	none	none	vital function
volume of feces	small - firm	small - firm	voluminous
gross food in feces	rare	rare	large amount
GALLBLADDER
size	well-developed	well-developed	often absent
function	strong	strong	weak or absent
DIGESTIVE ACTIVITY
from pancreas	solely	solely	partial
from bacteria	none	none	partial
from protozoa	none	none	partial
digestive efficiency	100%	100%	50% or less
FEEDING HABITS
frequency	intermittent	intermittent	continuous
SURVIVAL WITHOUT
stomach colon and cecum	possible / possible	possible / possible	impossible / impossible
microorganisms	possible	possible	impossible
animal protein	impossible	impossible	possible
RATIO OF BODY LENGTH TO
entire digestive tract small intestine	1:5 1:4	1:7 1:6	1:27 1:25

Man and Wolf are omnivores, intended to eat a combination of animal-based protein, as well as some vegetables, fruits and grains. Sheep (as well as other herbivores) are meant to eat vegetable foods exclusively. Herbivores have digestive systems specifically designed to get the nutrients out of vegetable foods.

There is so little nutritional value to these vegetable foods, that herbivores eat constantly in order to get what they need from these foods. Notice almost every function of digestion is opposite or entirely different from the Man and Wolf. Man does NOT have a system capable of accessing these vegetable nutrients. No matter how much we'd like to think we do, the ability is simply not there!

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