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The truth about the ex-marine who lives in a tree - Page 2 of 22 - Kiwi Report

The truth about the ex-marine who lives in a tree


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[post_page_title]Hunting sense[/post_page_title]
Mike also speaks about the hunting sense that all humans possess. He recalls his hunting experience with his granddads, in which they would scout in the woods after fasting the day before. In his words, all of them were in kind of a “hunter mode” due to their hunger and they could find tracks more easily. After conversing with yoga practitioners, Dodge found a similar connection, as they fast regularly in order to improve their senses. His explanation to that condition is due to the human race being originally a hunter-gatherer. As a result, their body mechanism is built to highlight their senses when food and energy are needed.

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Hunting sense

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