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    Gorillas are vegetarian, why are they so physically powerful?
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    Gorillas & protein.
    Gorillas, like humans I assume, naturally get enough protein from the bananas, greens, and other foods available to them.
    Human mother's milk, according to my research, contains 5-6% of it's calories as protein. It's practically impossible, again, based on my research, to get less than 6% of your calories as protein, eating a diet consisting of fresh fruits and vegetables.
    I have had a vegan diet since 1994, and a 100% raw fruit and vegetable diet for the last year. I have been monitoring by levels religiousl, and I average 6.5-7.5 % of my calories as protein, 8% as fat, and 85% as carbs.
    I have all my blood work done by doctors who are not 100% vegetarian or vegan.

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