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Stomach Upset? Try This Gentle Paleo BRAT Diet Alternative
Betsy Schroeder
The BRAT diet isn't recommended anymore. Here's why, and what to do for an upset stomach instead.
3 Micronutrient Ratios to Keep in Balance
Betsy Schroeder
A typical Western diet puts people way off on these delicate micronutrient ratios.
Sample Menu for Endurance Athletes
Nell Stephenson, B.S.
Check out this sample Paleo Diet menu for endurance athletes.
Why Are Fruits & Vegetables So Healthy?
The Paleo Diet Team
Why should you eat your fruits and vegetables, and how much should you aim to eat in a day?
Why Processed Meats Aren’t Paleo
Loren Cordain, Ph.D. and Ph.D.
Unless you shop carefully for grass-fed, pasture-raised animals or wild game, any processed meat you consume is from feedlot animals.
How to Heal Leaky Gut with a Diet of Paleo Foods
Isabella Mead
Heal leaky gut by eating the right foods for gut health.
Why Dairy Isn’t Paleo
Loren Cordain, Ph.D. and Ph.D.
Dr. Cordain discusses dairy’s unfavorable effect on health and how milk proteins and peptides can promote allergies, inflammation, and autoimmune disease.
Is Wine Good for You? Why Sulfites in Wine Are Unhealthy
Loren Cordain, Ph.D.
As wine making progressed from the Neolithic times to the present, procedures were implemented to improve taste, but sulfites are a questionable addition.
Vegetarian and Vegan Diets, Part 3: Other Nutrient Deficiencies
Loren Cordain, Ph.D. and Ph.D.
You don’t have to look any further than the ADA’s or the USDA’s recommendations on vegetarian diets to discover their additional nutrient shortcomings.
Healthy Foods and Micronutrients That Boost Your Immune System
CISSN, CSCS, et. al.
These foods can boost your immune system during times of stress, poor sleep, or whenever you feel a cold coming on.
Is Beer Good for You?
Nell Stephenson, B.S.
Is alcohol, or even specific types of alcohol Paleo? Are certain drinks better for you? Are any drinks in moderation allowed?
How to Help Your Kids Eat Healthy
B.S. and Nell Stephenson, B.S.
"Back to school" doesn’t have to mean putting the kids’ healthy eating habits on hold for a less-than-ideal school lunch.
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