[firebrand]

Where the word “blubber” came from. No mystery.

[BereanBrain]

That’s because they did not get any leafy greens.....from which vitamin K comes.
Vitamin K is needed to prevent the issue.

[fieldmarshaldj]

*ping*

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I’m waiting for them to dig into some of those frozen graves of Inuit who died of smallpox. Flu virus from 1918 survived, so possibly smallpox.

[yuleeyahoo]

"Mummified Inuits living in Greenland 500 years ago suffered from clogged-up arteries."

Is this why the mummies no longer live there?

[American in Israel]

High Cholesterol also is indicative of a fungal blood infection.

[Candor7]

Soon there will be a first nations law suit for damages, for desecrating the remains.

The left will be all over this.

[\/\/ayne]

They don’t know what these people ate! Come on!

[Mariner]

They had no vitamin K2 in their diet.

K2 comes from grass fed animals and fermented foods. There is virtually none in fish or animals not fed on grass.

[Revel]

The obviously spent to much time at the local CaveDonalds.

[VTenigma]

Mummies were living? The first zombies? Night of the living dead?

[bgill]

Living mummies. Zombies v.2. There’s a reason for editors.

[Georgia Girl 2]

They also enjoyed a diet of seal blubber and whale blubber.

[suthener]

I’ve said it before, but genetics is greatly underrated as a source of health problems. I had a massive heart attack last year at this time. My father died of heart disease when he was one year younger than I was when I had the heart attack. We lived completely different life styles. He drank and smoked most of his life. I was a body builder for over 30 years. There were long periods in my life where I would jog 3 miles 3 times a week and lift weights for 1.5 to 2 hours 6 days a week. I ate enough tuna fish and baked chicken to feed an army. But I could not beat genetics.

[Pharmboy]

Geez, the crap that people say on these threads is sumpin’. I guess if they think it, it must be true.