10 Tips When Eating Paleo

http://www.paleocookbook.com Enjoy eating paleo. Enjoy what you eat. If you are unhappy with what you are eating you are unlikely to continue to keep eating that way, and once the nutrition is gone, staying fit and healthy becomes much harder.

Pre-cook food. Spend a few hours at the beginning of the week and cook big batches of food. This will allow you to minimise the amount of time that you have to spend cooking during the week.

Cook more that you need. This is similar to the previous tip, the idea being that if you cook more than you need for one meal then you can eat it later, or the next day.

Rather than cutting yourself off from all of those foods which you enjoy that arent 100% paleo friendly, simply eat smaller amounts and be moderate.

Do not keep junk/unhealthy food that you know you shouldnt eat, in the house. For most people, if it is in the house they will eventually eat it.

Do not run out of food. This is horrible. Do not let it happen to you.

Try planning out your meals for a week. This comes easily to type one personalities, for the rest of us it can be a nuisance. Though this has the benefit of ensuring you know what you need in the house for the week, and eliminates that time wasting period during which you try and figure out what you should cook for dinner.

Keep a handy meal replacement shake/can of tuna in your car/office/desk/bag for a paleo friendly snack in case plans change.

Learn to use spices; this will do wonders for you and will offer variety and different flavors to your meals.

Eat lots of vegetables; try and eat a good variety with many different colours.

Visit http://www.PaleoCookbook.com for recipes.

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[RushGamma]

does jerky count?

[paleodiet]

@RushGamma Jerky is good. Aim to consume grass-fed jerky where possible which generally has less preservatives as well, such as Steve's Originals Jerky

[VegansDontLikeTruth]

@FathomIessJoy "Take Dr. Atkins for "Atkins" fame, who old science can't stand, he developed severe, incurable heart disease "

Liar. Derp.

Atkins didn't die of anything related to his diet, or anything curable. He had cardiomyopathy which doctors that had examined him state was likely from a viral infection.

You don't like telling the truth, do you? You don't like learning the truth, either I suppose.

[LCHFinCanada]

As for your assertion no cardiologist calls saturated fat "health food"...

Try Dr. Donald W. Miller Jr., MD who has a talk called "Enjoy Saturated Fats, They're good for you!"

I suppose this cardiovascular surgeon who routinely performs coronary bypass surgery knows NOTHING, right? Troll...

lewrockwell*com/miller/miller3­8.1.html

[LCHFinCanada]

And that's why so few doctors really know yet that the lipid hypothesis is garbage. They were taught that saturated fat = bad, whole grains = good, and that's all they know.

Except doctors like Dr. William Davis, Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, Dr. Eric Westman, Dr. Stephan Sinatra, Dr. Uffe Ravnskov, Dr. Michael Eades, Dr. Donald W. Miller Jr, Dr. Malcolm Kendrick, and many, many more.

More doctors are learning every day, the information is slowly getting out there.

So Fathomless - you're just wrong.

[LCHFinCanada]

Fathomless, what are your brilliant qualifications? I happen to have studied and worked in health sciences for years.

As somebody involved in current research, I do, in fact, read current studies. I can assure you that most doctors do NOT. Their information comes primarily from drug company literature.

Believing any working doctor is "up" or "in the know" on current medical research is ridiculous. They 1) don't have time; and, 2) most don't really care.

[LCHFinCanada]

I love that FathomlessJoy states that people don't listen to cardiologists when Alberta mentioned three - I looked them all up and sure enough, the all mention exactly what alberta said...

Fathomless doesn't read, he just keeps shouting his propaganda. Don't listen to him. Maybe block him even so you don't read his idiocy, LOL.

[LCHFinCanada]

@FathomlessJoy Um.. Ihate to point this out, but the guy that brings science and logic into the arguments isn't the childish one.

You are.

Wow, you're not very bright, are you?  Must be your diet.

You're just a vegan shill. Go away, troll.

[LCHFinCanada]

@FathomlessJoy Didn't albertabeef point you to SEVERAL cardiologists that believe what he said? I know I saw that comment...

You still delusional, I guess?

[LCHFinCanada]

@FathomlessJoy the guy didn't say they're health foods, he said they're part of a healthy diet, which science (even cardiologists) agree with. Dippy.

[LCHFinCanada]

@FathomlessJoy Nobody that follows paleo looks at it from one point.

You can't disprove that the lipid hypothesis is crap, can you?

You keep citing carcinogens even though you've had that disproven.

Staph infection? What about eColi and salmonella in veggies? dumb argument.

Toxins in fish are easy to avoid,

My livestock eats grass in a pasture, what's the issue with that.

Your only issue is your PERCEIVED (YOUR OPINION) barbarism.

So don't participate in it. Go away and shut up now.

[LCHFinCanada]

@FathomlessIdiot how the HECK do you figure triglycerides are a measurement of old science?

You aren't very bright. And if you're suggesting Alberta said that- then you're even more stupid.

Everybody who knows modern medicine understands that the ratio of HDL cholesterol to triglycerides is the best indicator of heart disease.

AlbertaBeef is bang-on that science, a higher ratio of trigs to HDL is indicative of heart disease, and eating saturated fats lowers that.