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Why Rhubarb Is Good for Your Heart, Bones, and Digestion
Maureen Farrar
Rhubarb is a vibrant vegetable with bold flavors and even bigger benefits.
The Best Herbs for Your Indoor Garden
Betsy Schroeder
An indoor herb garden can give you a continuous supply of fresh herbs for your favorite Paleo recipes.
Glossary of Common Additives, Their Uses, and Health Concerns
Kimberly Lord Stewart
Learn the uses and potential health concerns of some of the many natural and artificial additives out there.
Regulation of Food Additives in American Food Production
Kimberly Lord Stewart
Food additives have been in the news lately, which has raised questions and confusion. How are food additives regulated in the U.S.?
High-Protein Foods to Eat on The Paleo Diet®
Madeleine Hartmann
What are the best high-protein foods for Paleo athletes, and how can you get more in your diet?
Are Natural or Synthetic Fragrances Toxic?
Kimberly Lord Stewart
While fragrances have shown promise in medicine, they can also release harmful chemical compounds. Learn all the pros and cons of fragrances.
Get Cooking with Different Types of Mushrooms
Kimberly Lord Stewart
Whether upping the intake of vitamin D, using in functional beverages, or simply cooking with different types—mushrooms are having a moment.
The Myth of the 100,000-Year-Old Diet
Trevor Connor, M.S.
Paleo eating is often misrepresented as a meat-heavy “caveman” diet. The reality is a flexible and modern nutrition model based on ancestral eating principles and supported by science.
Topical Skincare with Minimal, Whole Ingredients
Isabella Mead
Be honest, do you really know what’s inside your beauty products? Take the guesswork out of your skincare and opt for whole-ingredient remedies.
Why a Minimally Processed Diet Is a Paleo Diet
Carrie Murphy
Learn how a minimally processed diet aligns with The Paleo Diet, as well as tips on how to shift to this way of eating that work for the whole family.
The Health Benefits of Curcumin, Turmeric’s Secret Weapon
Kimberly Lord Stewart
Curcumin is responsible for most of turmeric’s health benefits. But is it possible to have too much of a good thing?
Culinary Tips and Benefits of Turmeric
Betsy Schroeder
Learn the nutritional and culinary potentials of this vibrant spice!
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