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Maasai
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Maa·sai  (mä-s, mäs)
n. pl. Maasai or Maa·sais
Variant of Masai.
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Inspired by the way the Masai people of Kenya walk, and the fact that they have practically no knowledge of shoes--or of back or joint problems--Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT) enables the body to stand and walk in the way nature intended.
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How is it that the Masai peoples in Africa subsist on meat, blood and milk and are healthier than most vegetarians?
Confessions of A Nutritional Heretic by Carrie Lauth / Food/cooking/nutrition community
The Rift Valley was the traditional home of the Kalenjin and Masai people, when British colonialists seized large tracts of land for farming.
Talks delayed after Kenyan MP shot dead by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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