Why I think humans are more like herbivores, than carnivores or omnivores

To be upfront, I am not a vegetarian. Although I did try a vegan diet more than once and fell off of it after a few weeks. Most of the information that I have on the matter comes from medical doctor Milton R. Mills, who some have claimed to debunk, but I've read most of the debunking material and find their debunking claims insufficient. You can read his original paper here.

Let's start by comparing traits of the average mammalian carnivore, omnivore, herbivore, to each other and then see which one humans relate to the most.

FACIAL MUSCLES
Carnivores	Reduced
Omnivores	Reduced
Herbivores	Well Developed
Humans	Well Developed

JAW TYPE
Carnivores	Angle, Not Expanded
Omnivores	Angle, Not Expanded
Herbivores	Expanded Angle
Humans	Expanded Angle

JAW MOTION
Carnivores	Shearing
Omnivores	Shearing
Herbivores	No Shearing
Humans	No Shearing

TEETH, INCISORS
Carnivores	Short, Pointed, & Cone-shaped
Omnivores	Short, Pointed, & Cone-shaped
Herbivores	Short, Flat, & Spade-shaped
Humans	Short, Flat, Spade-Shaped

TEETH, CANINES
Carnivores	Long, Sharp, & Cone-shaped
Omnivores	Long, Sharp, & Cone-shaped
Herbivores	Cone-shaped, Spade-shaped, or Box-shaped
Humans	Short Flat, Spade-Shaped

TEETH, MOLARS
Carnivores	Sharp & Jagged
Omnivores	Sharp & Jagged
Herbivores	Dull With Cusps
Humans	Dull With Cusps

CHEWING
Carnivores	Minor Chewing
Omnivores	Minor Chewing
Herbivores	Major Chewing
Humans	Major Chewing

SALIVA
Carnivores	No Cellulose Digesting Enzymes
Omnivores	No Cellulose Digesting Enzymes
Herbivores	Has Cellulose Digesting Enzymes
Humans	Has Cellulose Digesting Enzymes

STOMACH ACIDITY
Carnivores	≤ PH1
Omnivores	≤ PH1
Herbivores	≥ PH4
Humans	≥ PH4

SMALL INTESTINE LENGTH
Carnivores	3-6 Times Body Length
Omnivores	4-6 Times Body Length
Herbivores	10-12+ Times Body Length
Humans	10-11 Times Body Length

COLON
Carnivores	Simple, Short, Smooth
Omnivores	Simple, Short, Smooth
Herbivores	Long, Sacculated, & Complex
Humans	Long, Sacculated

DIGEST OF RAW MEAT PROPERLY
Carnivores	Yes
Omnivores	Yes
Herbivores	No
Humans	No

DIGEST RAW VEGETATION PROPERLY
Carnivores	No
Omnivores	No
Herbivores	Yes
Humans	Yes

LIVER
Carnivores	Can Detoxify Vitamin A
Omnivores	Can Detoxify Vitamin A
Herbivores	Cannot Detoxify Vitamin A
Humans	Cannot Detoxify Vitamin A

KIDNEY
Carnivores	Extremely Concentrated Urine
Omnivores	Extremely Concentrated Urine
Herbivores	Moderately Concentrated Urine
Humans	Moderately Concentrated Urine

NAILS
Carnivores	Sharp Claws
Omnivores	Mostly Sharp Claws, or Few Blunted Hooves
Herbivores	Blunted Hooves
Humans	Flattened Nails

HEAT REGULATION
Carnivores	Pants
Omnivores	Pants
Herbivores	Sweats
Humans	Sweats

EYE LOCATION
Carnivores	Front Of Head
Omnivores	Front Or Side Of Head
Herbivores	Side Of Head
Humans	Front Of Head

SLEEP PEROID
Carnivores	Short, More Often
Omnivores	Short, More Often
Herbivores	Long, Less Often
Humans	Long, Less Often

So in summary, based on the information I provided above, out of 19 traits, humans have 14 traits similar to herbivores, and 1 trait similar to carnivores, 0 similar to omnivores, with 4 traits not being similar to any.

We can look at the end result and see that a majority vegans & vegetarians do not suffer from Heart Disease, the United States number one cause of death. There are so many studies and surveys that support this, but I'm not going to cherry pick details as they vary wildly.

In the end, I personally believe humans were designed & evolved to adapt. This helps us survive harsh environments. Yes, if we cook it, we can eat meat. Meaning we can survive long winters on meat when there is nothing else edible to consume. Although personally, from an ethical viewpoint, I think meat consumption should only be a means to prevent starvation.