Sentences with phrase «paleo people»

I know lots of paleo people prefer clarified butter or ghee, but once I tried coconut oil, I was hooked.

Despite what the «rules» are, real paleo people would have taken advantage of a sweet honey find.

I know Paleo people don't eat dairy but many people do include high quality sources on occasion so this is good option if you use organic cream cheese.

Are you one of the multitudes of paleo people who can't get their day started right unless it starts off with a sharp aromatic cup of coffee?

However, 2 T in an entire recipe won't phase other Paleo people.

and this is noway close to what paleo people ate.

Everything I have read and followed with paleo people like Mark Sisson and the Paleohacks guy includes organ meats, bone broth, good fats, etc..

Fructose is criticised by paleo people all the time as being the worst sugar on earth and cited as a reason to minimise fruit intake, and it does indeed cause problems behind acne such as fatty liver in excess.

I couldn't stand biting into a big chunk of fat, no matter how other Primal / Paleo people embrace eating fatty meat.

I find the higher fat low carb type Paleo intake is much better for me and has helped me to lose 75 pounds, get my blood sugars under much better control, get off 5 meds and 75 % of my diabetic meds so I'm a very happy LOW CARB HIGH FAT Paleo person.

I suppose Paleo people could have made almond butter by pounding out nuts and such but I think that's taking things a bit far.

That being said, I would still consider paleo people my brethen as we all eschew processed foods and seek to know the source of our food.

Many of the big Paleo people have their version of «Whole30».

I'm glad to see more people from the Real Food / WAPF world open to Paleo, just as more Paleo people are learning about bone stock, organ meats, quality of fats, fermented foods, etc..

On the other hand Paleo people would suggest that if they weren't around then they should never have been included into the human diet.

Paleo people ask themselves «would the cave man have eaten this meal».

We all know that many vegans like to find all the fat people who eat meat and make fun of them, but I've heard our own paleo people commit the same kind of character assassinations on their own allies.

I havent» found anything (in my copious five minutes of searching) about whether increased diffuse skylight affects plankton photosynthesis — or has effects on other biology that produces something paleo people look at for markers.

The other day I also heard a story about a room full of paleo people rolling their eyes and groaning at the mere mention of his name.

I'm not sure whether it's because of the popularity of Crossfit or whether people just find that they feel better cutting out grains, sugar and whatever else it is that Paleo people don't eat.

I think that there are Paleo people who do eat «desserts» such as yours occasionally, but from what I have read - it is advised by many paleo experts to avoid any and all sugars.

Foods common to southeast Asia would have been completely absent in northern Europe at the time, so it's logical to assume that Paleo people in different parts of the world evolved to thrive on different nutritional profiles.

Many Paleo people (friends of mine) are very close to plant based.

I have always wanted to make a cauliflower crust that was dairy free becasue many low carb recipes have cheese which can not be tolerated by Paleo people.

For me and most paleo people i think that coconut oil, lard, ghee (a lot of dairy free people can tolerate) are far better options if you want a firm fat to cook with.

I think the comparison is interesting because a lot of what it said the paleolithic diet doesn't encourage is what Paleo people are doing especially the bone broth, organ meat and lactose - fermented veggies.

The type of audience I get is from all over the place, but includes a lot of vegans, a lot of paleo people, and a lot of people with celiac or food allergies.

If you're a paleo person, just starting out or a veteran offal eater — you've got to be familiar with the seriously popular site by Michelle Tam: Nom Nom Paleo.

I know some paleo people are able to eat organic corn chips and more power to them, I say.

Paleo people and regular bread lovers alike will enjoy this bread.

If you're living the gluten - free, grain - free, dairy - free and legume - free life of a paleo person, these recipes must be in your virtual recipe box.