GK: The Inuit Paradox
XAT 2016 · General Knowledge · Medium · General Knowledge
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.
B
Explanation
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.
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