Is it sustainable? Any hints or tips from your own experience? Do you find it beneficial to your health/weight?
accroul,
Feb 1, 11:23pm
I don't know any Paleo eaters in here, but I do that cloudberry is a Primal eater. Paleo & Primal (imo) are similar but Paleo would be stricter. I can't really say any more as I don't have the experience (am a low carber & primal wannabe). Low carb has certainly helped my weight and health issues though.
You're welcome to pop into the low carb thread sometime - cloudberry posts there from time to time too.
Take a look at this video and you will see that paleo is not that difficult.
bedazzledjewels,
Feb 2, 3:56am
Yes, I follow Paleo/Primal. Join us in the Low Carb thread. Check out these 2 blogs - Free the Animal - www.freetheanimal.com and Mark's Daily Apple - http://www.marksdailyapple.com/
bedazzledjewels,
Feb 2, 3:57am
Oh and a good NZ one - Link: http://darwinstable. wordpress.com/
cloudberry,
Jul 24, 3:54am
It's not that difficult but I prefer the Primal way of eating because it gives a bit more wriggle room. I like my coffee, tea, and a glass of wine now and then, all excluded in the Paleo lifestyle. Primal and Paleo are based on the same principles - eat like your ancestors did before the advent of farming. Paleo people restrict sat fats for instance, (though their stance on these is softening) - Primal doesn't. Paleo excludes dairy - Primal lets you decide if you want to include it. I do. Darwinstable and Free the animal are good Paleo sites, Mark's Daily Apple is the good word for the Primal Blueprint.
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