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sendero

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10. They may have eaten "everything"..

Reply to Panich52 (Original post)

Wed Mar 25, 2015, 05:39 AM

Mar 2015

..... but there WAS no refined sugar then, there WAS no corn or wheat as we have now then either. So "everything" that was available, sure.

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Real Paleo Diet: early hominids ate just about everything [View all] Panich52 Mar 2015 OP

Another thing to keep in mind about the paleo diet jeff47 Mar 2015 #1

how did we modify this? snooper2 Mar 2015 #2

The oranges and limes are much larger jeff47 Mar 2015 #6

Our ancestors probably wouldn't have eaten this in the first place jmowreader Mar 2015 #11

And then there was the dearth of excess calories. Orsino Mar 2015 #3

I bet they didn't eat .. ananda Mar 2015 #4

Its not to hard to imagine early man yuiyoshida Mar 2015 #26

To me the bottom line is to listen to your body GliderGuider Mar 2015 #5

Many say food cravings are all f/ junk food/sweets, but not always for me. If I start craving OJ, Panich52 Mar 2015 #7

do you have any trouble with your blood iron levels? Revanchist Mar 2015 #9

Kind of my point -- I don't have such problems, possibly because my body tells me when I need a Panich52 Mar 2015 #21

Well said. I try to eat a good amount of protein - mostly from poultry and fish - and not go nomorenomore08 Mar 2015 #8

They may have eaten "everything".. sendero Mar 2015 #10

The human species survived because it is an omnivore. hobbit709 Mar 2015 #12

in your reply what does 'above the level of grass' mean? HereSince1628 Mar 2015 #13

We don't have cuds. hobbit709 Mar 2015 #14

I understand that as a reference to human's lack of cellulase HereSince1628 Mar 2015 #15

True but the calorie count is relatively low. hobbit709 Mar 2015 #16

Calorie counts of seeds are actually pretty high...but that swings from the point HereSince1628 Mar 2015 #17

Seeds, not green growing grass. hobbit709 Mar 2015 #20

The most voracious predator on the planet. nt bemildred Mar 2015 #18

Early humans shopped at Whole Foods darling, then bored their friends with endless remarks mulsh Mar 2015 #19

jeeez, were they that wealthy,? Eleanors38 Mar 2015 #33

I say screw sticking to any one "diet" FLPanhandle Mar 2015 #22

Crap article whatchamacallit Mar 2015 #23

Apparently brontosauruses tasted like chicken (nt) Nye Bevan Mar 2015 #24

Dumpster Divers Rule! nt Zorra Mar 2015 #25

Shackleton's crew survived for a year eating only penguins. n/t lumberjack_jeff Mar 2015 #27

+100. That was the advantage of being an omnivore. ND-Dem Mar 2015 #28

I wasn't impressed with the idea of the paleodiet. Cleita Mar 2015 #29

or let over meat from other bigger predators FLPanhandle Mar 2015 #30

Yes, I forgot about the carrion. eom Cleita Mar 2015 #31

Carrion? I don't think most Paleos even eat organ meats Retrograde Mar 2015 #32