The Healthiest (and Unhealthiest) Foods in Different Countries

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6. The Kuna Indians in Panama

They don’t go beyond their community to find food, so everything is grown very locally and doesn’t require preservation because it’s eaten immediately. Also, tight communities tend to waste almost nothing.

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