Plant-based diets are often praised for their ability to improve health. Indeed, eating fresh fruits and veggies can help reduce inflammation, increase vitamin intake, and boost your immunity.
Believe it or not, we consider ourselves plant-based here at The Paleo Diet®! While we recommend you include animal protein in your diet too, by volume, Paleo followers eat more plant foods.
This month, we took a break from meat-based recipes and switched our focus to vegan and vegetarian-friendly meals. While we don’t believe purely plant-based diets are the best diets for human health, we recognize and respect individuals who eat this way for ethical reasons. We kept sustainability at the heart of our conversation and explored how foods like seaweed are good for the planet.
See more about what defines a plant-based diet and how to incorporate fruits and vegetables into your diet with our March digest.
We hope you enjoy!
-The Paleo Diet Team
By The Paleo Diet Team
Did you know our stomach feels full after consuming a high enough volume of food, not a certain number of calories? With this distinction in mind, The Paleo Diet is actually a plant-based diet.
March's Theme: Plant-Based Diets
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By Betsy Schroeder
There are several definitions of plant-based diets. We explore what they are, and how The Paleo Diet can fit into this plan.
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By Bill Manci
Aquatic plants are not only high in nutrients, but they also might help solve some of the world’s food sustainability problems.
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By Mark J Smith, PhD, chief science officer
We explore these two dietary practices in terms of their environmental impact, and compare it to the impact of The Paleo Diet®.
By Aimee McNew
You don't have to be a vegan to enjoy a meat-free week. We'll show you how delicious it can be with this exclusive meal plan.
By Jess Case
Start your morning with a big bowl of hearty veggies topped with an egg for a one-serving Paleo breakfast.
By Jess Case
Next time you need a break from eggs, blend up this refreshing smoothie bowl for breakfast in 10 minutes.
By Jennafer Ashley
These vitamin C-rich cauliflower bites are a healthy Paleo substitute for popcorn and chips.
By Jennafer Ashley
This easy, vegan-friendly curry is a healthy spin on takeout that’s ready in just half an hour!
By Jess Case
Anything cauliflower can do, broccoli can too. Switch things up and serve broccoli rice as a side dish tonight.
By Jess Case
This velvety, dairy-free smoothie is a tasty anti-inflammatory snack or dessert.
By Jess Case
Rich, creamy spinach simmers in coconut cream and warm Moroccan spices for a Paleo spin on an Indian classic.
By Jess Case
Must-try veggie bowl! Roast up a medley of colorful vegetables then top with a creamy avocado sauce and crunchy seeds for a healthy lunch or light dinner.
By Jess Case
Grated zucchini, eggs, and flax meal form a tasty batter that fries up into easy fritters even your pickiest eaters will enjoy!
April at The Paleo Diet: Brain Health Month
The brain is arguably the most important part of the human anatomy. To keep our brains in tip-top shape, it’s important to be kind to our mind. Diet, exercise, and mental stimulation are just a few ways to keep yourself healthy.
This April, The Paleo Diet will explore the various functions and importance of the brain. We look forward to providing our readings with new brain-boosting recipes, challenging “brain games” and tips to take care of their mental health.
As always, our team appreciates your support of The Paleo Diet. We look forward to and encourage your feedback on our website and Facebook!
Thanks!
The Paleo Diet Team
