Additional Potential Benefits
Why The Paleo Diet Doesn’t Focus on Macronutrients
Mark J. Smith, Ph.D.
We are individuals with different dietary needs and seasonal availability. So why try to stick to a set macronutrient profile that has previously never existed, when variability is a part of life? How to Start an Autoimmune Protocol Diet
Kimberly Tessmer, RDN, LD
If you have an autoimmune disease, here’s how to start an elimination diet to help you identify triggers, manage symptoms, and improve the quality of your life. How Much Linoleic Acid Do You Need?
Raphael Sirtoli, M.Sc.
We review the impact that different dietary fats, including polyunsaturated fats like linoleic acid, have on your health. Why The Paleo Diet Supports a Low Sodium Diet
Trevor Connor, M.S.
CEO Trevor Connor explains the five key reasons The Paleo Diet is a low-sodium diet. Looking to Lose Weight? Look for Foods with High Thermic Effect
Bill Manci
If you’re looking to lose weight, consider foods with high thermic effect because they raise metabolism and burn more calories. A Carb Cycling Plan for Paleo Eaters
Betsy Schroeder
While we don't support a long-term keto diet, our Paleo carb cycling plan can help optimize weight loss and metabolic flexibility. Polyphenols: The Powerful Antioxidant You Didn’t Know You Needed
Bill Manci
Polyphenols are plant compounds that can have positive effects on your blood sugar, heart health, digestion, and even your memory. The Critical Role Protein Plays in Bone Health
Robert Yang, M.S.
Calcium is key for bone health, but protein is just as vital. Learn why some osteoporosis research misses the mark and how to strengthen your bones with diet and exercise. To Improve Your Diet Quality, Consider Your Fridge and Pantry
Ryan Kohler
A nutritionist shows how to use a gap analysis to evaluate your current food environment and make a nutrition plan to improve your diet quality. Want to Promote Lasting, Healthy Weight Loss? Support Your Gut.
Aimee McNew
Supporting a healthy gut is about much more than just popping probiotic pills. Here’s how to upgrade your diet to nurture your gut from the inside out. Protein: Is It Bad for Your Gut?
Robert Yang, M.S.
There is an ongoing debate in the nutrition world about protein’s effect on the gut. A healthy gut microbiome is critical to preventing disease and inflammation. Research shows protein actually improves gut health rather than harm it when combined with fiber. The Importance of the Magnesium and Calcium Relationship: A Key Ratio for Health
Trevor Connor, M.S.
The magnesium and calcium relationship is important for overall health—and government guidelines on calcium got the science wrong.