Bread Didn't Evolve With Us — Neither Did Easy Access to Calories

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Humans only began eating bread roughly 5,000 years ago with the agricultural revolution — a blink in evolutionary time. The real problem isn't bread itself, but the unprecedented availability of cheap, calorie-dense food our wiring never adapted to handle. Our appetite systems were designed for scarcity, not abundance.

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