B. The Inuit paradox refers to how traditional Inuit diets, which are very high in animal fat and protein with almost no plant/fruit carbohydrates, do not result in high rates of heart disease.

GK: The Inuit Paradox

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The Inuit Paradox:

A.
is a place in the article circle near Greenland.
B.
is that the Inuits eat a lot of fat and hardly any fruits and are still very healthy.
C.
is that the Inuits eat anything that moves but spare the reindeer.
D.
is that the inuits have very little exposure to the Sun but suffer no deficiency from Vitamin D.
E.
is a Glacier that looks like a circle from a distance but is actually a rectangle.

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