How to pronounce “pima” in English

This is the Pima Indians who a hundred years ago were thin and fit and had no diabetes, obesity, or heart disease.

What's little-known about the Pima is today, they are the poster children for obesity and diabetes in the United States cause they have, conceivably, the highest risk of any population.

So all of our t-shirts, sweats, is all pima cotton out of Peru.

And Fat Louisa was a Pima Indian. And the Pima live on the Gila River reservation.

When the first US Army Battalion moved to the Pima territory on the San Jose Trail, they reported that the Pima had this incredible amount of food available.

And over the next 20 years, 20 to 60 thousand 49ers went west to the Pima territory and the US government asked the Pima to feed them, which they did, and protect them from the

They diverted the Gila River water to irrigate their own fields, and the Pima went into what they called the Years of Famine, which lasted for 20 or 30 years.

So, the point about the Pima was that they went from being affluent in the 1840s -- that drawing was actually made in 1851 -- to poor in 1902.

We have plants in Shenzhen in China, in Hong Kong, and we also have just opened Peru, which is making all of our pima cotton, which

And then by the 1870s, 1880s, Mexican Americans and Anglo Americans started moving into the Pima territory and they overhunted the nearby mountains.

And by 1902, when Frank Rosso, a Harvard anthropologist came to live with the Pima and wrote the Seminole

And then the pepper, Kanchan, the chef, used Manganji pepper, which is a cross between the Japanese piman and togarashi, which is a chili.