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6 - 8 Years Biographies Children's Children's Books Girls & Women Social Science Social SciencesThis book is the most helpful and practical book I have found on the issue of dietary health. I only wish I had read this a decade ago.
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'The USDA Food Pyramid should be renamed 'The Feedlot Pyramid.' It's nutrient profile is the same as swine fattening chow...' If you're relying on your doctor, the media, etc. to give you accurate information on proper nutrition, be forewarned: much of their information is alarmingly and dangerously skewed, either out of ignorance or the not so surprising fact that certain 'powers that be' value profits over your health!...
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Unga bunga! Me Tarzan. You Jane. How we eat? Meat yummy. Fat yummy too. Fish sometimes yummy. I eat few plants, berries, and nuts. No worry about calories. And run real fast from hungry predators from time to time, too. That is, in a nutshell, what Paleolithic living was like thousands of years ago when grocery stores and gyms didn't even exist. And author Nora Gedgaudas uses humor, science-based facts, and sometimes common...
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Primal Body-Primal Mind covers a wide range of health topics - nutrition, metabolism, exercise, weight loss, vitamins and supplements, depression and other emotional issues - but ties them all back to one central idea: physically, we are virtually identical to our Paleolithic ancestors. We may drive minivans and listen to modern jazz on iPods, but our bodies and brains haven't really evolved past the stone-tools era. Your...
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I was right in the middle of writing my cookbook, eliminating gluten from the recipes and only including "safe" natural sugars, when a friend handed me this "Darn" book, Primal Body-Primal Mind by Nora Gedgaudas and said I had better be ready to have my mind blown. Of course my mind was saying (I don't need any more information right now and what more could there possibly be?) Well.. The more I read Nora's book, the more...
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