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Paleo diet
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redcaimen
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There are emoticons for that.Originally Posted by imageWIS
If you actually needed an emoticon to recognize he was kidding then it might be best if you start wearing a helmet and move to a group home where your activities can be supervised.
imageWIS
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If you actually needed an emoticon to recognize he was kidding then it might be best if you start wearing a helmet and move to a group home where your activities can be supervised.Originally Posted by redcaimen
Tittyloaf, I'm just saying in passing.
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Wrong person. Jesus, you are really on a roll today.
shibbel
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I tried the Whole 30 (a very strict form of Paleo) last year managed to finish with any cheats. It’s probably a good thing that it was only 30 days, because I think I was starting to get a little too crazy about the food I eating. There were multiple occasions where I woke up from a “nightmare” in which I’d unwittingly eaten something non-Paleo, or even had a beer without thinking about it. Seriously it happened at least 3 times.
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I mentioned it earlier in this thread, but there is plenty of evidence that they did eat grains.Originally Posted by JMRouse
sorry to be specific, but can you site sources for this? my wife is an archeologist, and I've had this conversation quite a few times, I am not aware of sources that list that people ate (much) grains before agriculture.
globetrotter
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*******, I like pasta and lots of it. However, I balance that by hitting the gym hard, getting lots of raw fruits and vegetables and over 1 g of protein per lb of body weight a day.Originally Posted by imageWIS
fine, good for you. I love pasta and bread, too. I find that I feel better when I eat very little of either. to each their own.
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sorry to be specific, but can you site sources for this? my wife is an archeologist, and I've had this conversation quite a few times, I am not aware of sources that list that people ate (much) grains before agriculture.Originally Posted by globetrotter
http://smithsonianscience.org/2011/0...-deficiencies/
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http://smithsonianscience.org/2011/0...-deficiencies/Originally Posted by indesertum
But they did not find bits of chocolate in the fossil dental tartar.
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prolly means their sex life and heart health sucked compared to the typical american who chows down on teh refined cocoa beans, cream, and sugar
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