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[Greek mythology] The Minotaur subsisted almost exclusively on human flesh. Would he be more healthy if he ate, say, grass? or even just a normal human diet of bread, dairy, vegetables, wine, and occasional meat?
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It's nearly impossible to say, because we know very little about his level of health to begin with. Certainly, he was able to live quite a long time and could hunt & overpower lots and lots of otherwise fit and active greeks, but was his blood pressure a bit high compared to the average god-spawned half-bull/half-man creature? Did he have diverticulitis? Shin-splints? Who the heck could know? 

One thing to consider, though, is that you can't discount the amount of bread, dairy, vegetable matter, wine, and fruit that is to be found in both the supplies carried by people trapped in the labyrinth, *and* contained within their stomachs when they get killed.