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Is Vinegar Paleo?
Megan Patiry
If you choose your vinegar wisely and consume it in moderation, vinegar can be a part of your Paleo Diet.
What to Eat During Intermittent Fasting
Megan Patiry
The foods you eat during intermittent fasting can make a big difference in your hunger levels and the benefits you see from IF. See ways to start intermittent fasting that make it easier.
10 Surprising Foods That Aren’t Paleo
Megan Patiry
Health bloggers everywhere have taken the Paleo trend and run with it. Here’s what they consistently get wrong about some foods.
Stevia, Monkfruit, Maple Syrup, and Honey: Are Natural Sweeteners Paleo?
Megan Patiry
Raw honey, maple syrup, coconut sugar, and stevia are all considered natural sweeteners, but being "natural” doesn’t necessarily mean healthy. See which natural sugars can fit into a healthy Paleo Diet.
How to Tell If You Have a Nightshade Sensitivity
Megan Patiry
Nightshade vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and potatoes contain specific compounds that can affect gut health. Know the symptoms of nightshade sensitivity and see how to prep these foods to avoid a reaction.
Healthy Paleo Foods that Satisfy Cravings
Megan Patiry
You can still satisfy cravings without sacrificing healthy choices.
Why I Quit Keto and Returned to The Paleo Diet
Megan Patiry
The human body was designed to handle brief periods of being in ketosis, but it was not designed to stay there. After I experienced what keto feels like, I knew it wasn’t going to be sustainable.
Whole30 vs. Paleo: Which Should You Choose?
Megan Patiry
Diet fatigue is a real thing. Is the Whole30 trend worth jumping into? We break down the differences between Whole30 and Paleo.
How to Make Any Takeout Meal Paleo
Megan Patiry
Simple suggestions to make any restaurant meal into Paleo takeout.
Free Play: The Essential Ingredient
Megan Patiry
We live in a world of schedules and structure, which leads to increased stress, diminished creativity, depression, and burnout. Free play has the potential to offset these drawbacks in children and adults.
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