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Keto Side Effects: Long-Term Nutritional Deficiencies and Metabolic Impact
Loren Cordain, Ph.D.
While the Paleo Diet and ketogenic diet are often confused, they have important differences that need to be recognized.
Carrot Coconut Lemongrass Soup
Christopher Clark
This ultra-hydrating soup is the perfect light meal to enjoy before a workout.
Why Bone Broth Is Nature’s Best Recovery Drink
Nell Stephenson, B.S.
Instead of turning to expensive, supplementary products to replenish lost nutrients after exercise, try nature’s recovery drink: bone broth.
Pineapple Power Smoothie
Kaylie Johnson
This nutrient-dense smoothie makes for a great workout recovery drink.
Balancing Exercise and Illness: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Trevor Connor, M.S.
Our immune systems don’t just fight viruses; they are also responsible for our training adaptations making proper diet and rest critical for any athlete
Pumpkin Pie Recovery Smoothie
Jess Case
This smoothie not only tastes like autumn, but is packed with vitamins and nutrients to help with workout recovery.
How to Support Your Mental Health During a Weight-Loss Journey
Emily Rumsey
Before you set a weight-loss goal, take the time to plan a self-care system for your weight-loss journey.
Are Protein Powders Paleo?
Jodi M. VerWeire
Here's our guide to finding Paleo protein powders including what they should contain and what they should leave out.
The Paleo Diet for Athletes
Loren Cordain, Ph.D.
The Paleo Diet for Athletes shows how choosing all-natural foods is the best way to fuel today's active lifestyles.
How to Get a Beach-Ready Body
Jane Dizon
Feel better and prepare for your next beach outing with this helpful guide from The Paleo Diet. Keep up with our blog to learn even more about Paleo for athletes!
Going to Bed Hungry: Sleep Low Sports Nutrition for Athletes
Dr. Marc Bubbs ND, MSc, CISSN, CSCS
Learn if a depleted-glycogen state before bed can improve your athletic performance.
Vitamin and nutritional supplements increase chronic disease morbidity (incidence) and mortality (death)
Loren Cordain, Ph.D.
Vitamin or mineral supplements are unnecessary when eating Paleo. Except for fish oil and vitamin D, supplement intake increases your risk of cancer and CVD.
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