Whole: 29 Days Of Whole Eating And Top 50 Unique Paleo Inspired Recipes-Reset Metabolism And Lose Weight By Eating Whole Food Diet

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Search for "Paleo" and you'll find a lot about food, but a little less food for thought about the entire person in Paleo living. Diet and exercise have a lot of traction in today's world; but they are a very limited canon as compared to an entire society and way of life. This book takes an organic view of society as a whole and provides a look at Paleo in the light of the ancient mystical and spiritual tradition of Orthodox Christianity, whose roots reach long before 2000 years and provides a view, an exploration—and a critique—of our own conception of Paleo. If you just want Paleo recipes, you have many choices; this book does not have recipes. If you want deep thought, come here.

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How to lose weight with the new Paleolithic diet. In this book you will discover:How to lose weight without holding back on food.Which proteins help you lose weight.Which of today's foods you should stay away from.How to put together delicious prehistoric menus.

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Paleo is also known as “The Caveman Diet”, Paleo diet is a traditional but modern diet regimen that emulates the healthy eating of the cave mans during the Paleolithic era. It focuses on consuming wild plants and animals eaten by humans. Paleo diet advocates recommend that you should stay away from any foods that were not available to humans at the time of the Paleolithic era. These foods are dairy products, processed oils, legumes and refined sugar. The “Caveman Diet” may sound like a weird fad diet to you, but in fact, it is not. Back in the days wherein civilization, processed foods and development are inexistent, humans are accustomed on eating real, whole unprocessed foods. Those foods are healthier and harmless to our bodies. According to sources, humans have adapted best to whole foods such as meat, plants and seafood over the past 200,000 years. However, when the agriculture came on the scene nearly 10,000 years ago, humans did not have enough time to completely adapt on eating modern foods such as sugar, wheat and chemically processed seed oils and vegetables. Many supporters of Paleo diet believed that this is one of the reasons why many people suffered cardiovascular diseases, autoimmune disorders, type 2 diabetes and obesity. They claimed that industrialized food might be the primary cause of such diseases. That’s why the Paleo diet encourages you to return to more ancestral way of eating in order to prevent and fight those illnesses.

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Are you planning to go on a grain free diet, however, not really sure if it is ideal for you? When planning a diet, you have to set your goals first in order to know the ideal diet to follow. Nevertheless, all diets follow one common goal and that is to pursue a healthy body and mind. A good diet plan to start with is the elimination of all grains in your diet. This is what we call the "Grain Free Diet", or removing grains in your diet such as wheat, corn, rice, oats, barley, and millet. This diet has been proven and applied by a lot of people, and they have experienced a significant change and relief from many digestive issues. What more can this book offer? o The benefits of grain free diet o How to set up and manage a grain free pantry o Grain free recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Plus many more. Get your copy now, and start your family on a healthy grain free lifestyle.

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Medical Conditions Requiring Paleo Diet - Health Learning Series Table Of Contents Introduction: The ancient diet Section one: Knowing paleo diet • Paleo diet explained. • Dissecting paleo diet: An analysis of its components Section two: Medical conditions benefitting from paleo diet • Cardiovascular diseases: A heart protecting diet • Diabetes: Too much sweetness, too many problems. • Obesity: Eat less, get thinner but with more energy • Sleep problems: A soothing diet • Allergies: “I am totally natural” says paleo diet • Skin problems: Be gone you rashes! • Autoimmune diseases: Protecting you from your own self Introduction: The ancient diet In the search for the best diet, a theory was presented in the 1980s. The theory reminded humans of their ancestors and the healthy lives they used to live. It blamed the development of modern diseases on our present imperfect diet which it considers a recent innovation as compared to what our bodies have been adapting to, for the major part of history. It says that if we eat the diet of our ancestors, we will return to that healthy state and the diseases of our present time will fade away into non-existence. This is the concept behind paleo diet. Paleo diet, a modern adaptation of the supposed diet of our ancestors, is claimed to be the solution to the dietary hazards of our time. Can it really provide benefits over our present diet? Can it really be the solution of hazardous diseases that have plagued the modern society? This book discusses the advantages of paleo diet over modern diet relevant to the cure of diseases and assumes the position that indeed, paleo diet can be the solution for the major diseases of our age.

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Modern scientific studies show how genetics play an important role in determining the best diet for each of us. Comparisons between the present populace and our primitive counterparts suggest that ancient diets have more benefits than the modern one. This led to the idea of using the caveman’s diet. Earlier studies about the Paleolithic diet began since 1975 and was further developed around 1985 by Stanley Boyd Eaton and Melvin Konner. However, the term “Paleo Diet” was only popularized at the beginning of the 21st century by American scientist Loren Cordain.The modern Paleolithic diet is not simply about what ancient people ate; it is more of eliminating processed food and other food that are found harmful to our bodies, and replacing those with more nutrient dense food groups. The Paleo diet does not only exclude processed food but also food available after the Neolithic Revolution or agricultural revolution—the era where people started farming instead of hunting or gathering. This means, grains and legumes are also excluded from the diet.In this book you will learn:What is the Paleo Diet? History of the Paleo Diet Food to Eat and Avoid Foods to Eat Foods to Avoid Benefits of the Paleo Diet Why Certain Food Should Be AvoidedHow Paleo Diet Improves Your HealtHWeight Loss through the Paleo LifestyleGetting into the DietExamples of Paleo Food GroupsPractical tips on starting the diet35 Simple and Easy Paleo Recipes

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Should you be on a Paleo Diet? Find out what the research shows. Table of Contents Introduction Part I: A trip through time Part II: Paleo diet explained - The return of the caveman SECTION I - Arguments favoring paleo diet Argument 1: The genes of old Argument 2: Paying the price of modernity Argument 3: Fighting obesity - "They are a lazy people" Argument 4: Fitter and Healthier body - The case of athletes SECTION II - Arguments against paleo diet Argument 1: Did our ancestors really eat paleo? Argument 2: The evolutionary theory challenged Argument 3: The solution for all diseases? Argument 4: The perfect diet or just another fad diet? Argument 5: The 2011 study - The worst in 20 diets Conclusion: A 10,000 year old dispute - The tribe leader and the old man References Imagine yourself travelling back in time - far back. When you open your eyes, you are sitting on a small rock, about 10,000 years ago. The paleolithic era of history is almost at its end. Birds are flying around. There are trees and animals everywhere you look. The air is clean and so nice to breathe in. A cool wind is blowing through your face. Suddenly you feel hungry and you know that it’s time to eat. You call some of your fellow tribe members. Spears are brought out and after some chasing and running you all hunt down a bison. You take out meat from the bison’s body and roast it on fire. Then someone brings in some natural herbs and berries from nearby and thus, a delicious well-balanced meal is served and everyone gets his share. Tired as everyone is after the hunt, everyone sits down to eat. Read about the pros and cons of the paleo diet that is so popular today.

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Should you be on a Paleo Diet? Find out what the research shows. Table of Contents Paleo Diet - An Introduction SECTION I - The trouble begins Chapter # 1: Warning shots Chapter # 2: Behind the scenes Chapter # 3: How to ease these side effects SECTION II - Side effects that play along Chapter # 1: Weakness and Memory Loss Chapter # 2: The threat of Hypothyroidism Chapter # 3: Vitamin B-Complex Deficiency Chapter # 4: Calcium Deficiency Chapter # 5: Sodium Deficiency Chapter # 6: Bad Breath SECTION III - Effects on people with Medical conditions Chapter # 1: Effects on Type II diabetics Chapter # 2: Effects on Cardiovascular health Conclusion References The Trouble Begins Chapter # 1: Warning Shots As obvious, the Paleo diet cuts off a lot of carbohydrates and dairy products from one’s diet. When you start up with the Paleo diet, the first few weeks might be particularly hard on you. Many Paleo gurus brush this off by stating this as an adaption phase for your body, from a high-carb diet to a low one. Many people fall for this trap and continue with the diet plan but the reality is somewhat different; you will find out soon enough. The following are a list of side affects you may experience when starting out with the Paleo regimen: • Headache • Fatigue • Nausea • Lack of energy • Lack of concentration • Weakness • Light-headedness • Dizziness • Irritability • Constipation and/or diarrhea • Body aches • Cold sweats You might start experiencing them within the first 12 hours of dieting. These side effects may resolve within a few days or may last for up to 2 – 4 weeks in some extreme cases. Read about the pros and cons of the paleo diet that is so popular today.

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