Prima facie, this may not seem philosophical and moderators might wanna delete but my response to that would be, if philosophy is about wisdom, and wisdom is all-encompassing, isn't the perfect form of nutrition also worthy of philosophizing.

Everyone, at one time or another, has seen wild horses, gnu, wild buffalo, deer, grass-grazing animals to be precise. Did you notice how well-built they are? Their muscular physique, developed and maintained to outrun formidable predators, would put any modern body builder to shame.

The simple but obviously overlooked question to ask is, what do grazing animals feed on that they look like atheletes who've spent countless hours in gyms training themselves?

The answer, surprisingly, is grass! Obviously, grass-eaters do feed on other plants too but grass features as the main item on their menu and that's what's intriguing to say the least. Before I forget to mention it, grass-eaters have a specialized digestive system but surely we can adapt grass to us or we can adapt to grass (we may already have - wheat, rice are species of grass).

Nutritonists, past and present, seem to have totally missed this open secret about the exceptional nutritional content of grass - they've seen horses, buffalos, etc. their skin rippling with muscles, they know that the primary diet of such animals is grass, but, for some reason, they failed to put two and two together.

What say you?