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Paleo diet
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it's yoo-reen when you drink it dumbassOriginally Posted by thekunk07
No, you stupid ugly hick, it's "you-rine" (last syllable rhymes with "brine").
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I eat ice cream everyday.Originally Posted by Monaco
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A diet sans alcohol is not a life worth living. Might as well just kill yourself now.
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A diet sans alcohol is not a life worth living. Might as well just kill yourself now.Originally Posted by harvey_birdman
I think alcohol qualifies as paleo. At least it does in my interpretation of the term, which is somewhat generous.
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God... only ******* Americans need "diets."Originally Posted by SField
**** off, you lardbellied billygoat.
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i was reading about raw food paleo diets where the adherants didnt even eat fruit because it had been selectively bred by humans and was no longer what our ancestors ate. one guy posting there ate nothing but 1kg of raw beef every day
i ate paleo for a long time because it made sense to me from a nutrients vs calories point of view. im an easy gainer so i need to watch what i eat carefully.
i also enjoyed eating things like smoked salmon, scrambled eggs and avacado for breakfast instead of muesli.
i now eat some grains ... still avoid sugar and processed foods (that i havent processed myself)
i ate paleo for a long time because it made sense to me from a nutrients vs calories point of view. im an easy gainer so i need to watch what i eat carefully.
i also enjoyed eating things like smoked salmon, scrambled eggs and avacado for breakfast instead of muesli.
i now eat some grains ... still avoid sugar and processed foods (that i havent processed myself)
Mr Herbert
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oh yeh i also eat dairy and eat whey because even though its processed, you cant really go past a breakfast of pure whey powder and water before a morning cycle commute
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i was reading about raw food paleo diets where the adherants didnt even eat fruit because it had been selectively bred by humans and was no longer what our ancestors ate. one guy posting there ate nothing but 1kg of raw beef every dayOriginally Posted by Mr Herbert
i ate paleo for a long time because it made sense to me from a nutrients vs calories point of view. im an easy gainer so i need to watch what i eat carefully.
i also enjoyed eating things like smoked salmon, scrambled eggs and avacado for breakfast instead of muesli.
i now eat some grains ... still avoid sugar and processed foods (that i havent processed myself)
What is your advice on how to eat a primarily paleo (or at least paleoesque) diet in public? Did you have to prepare and carry around your own food, or did you pretty much just subsist on salads and such when eating out?
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It's not about fatness vs. non-fatness. It's about total body health, organs, systems, endocrine function, and so forth. We know for a fact that modern, processed food is endocrine disruptive and ***** the body up. Furthermore, we know from modern evidence that societies heavier in artificial and processed ingredients (America, for example) are less healthy than societies with fewer artificial foods (Mediterranean societies, the French, the Japanese, etc., even if these cultures eat just as much fat or carbs as we do).Originally Posted by Arrogant Bastard
Uh, srsly? Have you ever been to the places you're describing?
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Uh, srsly? Have you ever been to the places you're describing?Originally Posted by holymadness
Oh, it's you. **** off, you stupid butterbellied cowpie.
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